Il m'a (demandé / demandée) en mariage ?
Salut! I wonder if I should use "demandé' or "demandée" for the sentene: il m'a demandé / demandée en mariage.

I guess it should be demandé because it is a past form. But it seems that many people use "demandée" for their writing. (I searched for it on internet.)

Would you let me know about it? Merci beaucoup!

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Il m'a (demandé / demandée) en mariage ?
Salut! I wonder if I should use "demandé' or "demandée" for the sentene: il m'a demandé / demandée en mariage.

I guess it should be demandé because it is a past form. But it seems that many people use "demandée" for their writing. (I searched for it on internet.)

Would you let me know about it? Merci beaucoup!

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Demandé is for males.

Demandée is for females.

"Il m'a demandé en mariage." ("He asked...")

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I don't speak a perfect French; however, from what I know you should add "-e(s)" at the end of the verb in past tenses when you use "être" instead of "avoir" (The verb decides which of two you should use). Basically,

Il m'a verbe
Elle m'a verbe
Ils m'a verbe
Elles m'a verbe

Il m'est verbe
Elle m'est verbe(e)
Ils me sont verbe(s)
Elles me sont verbe(es)

Verbe in here indicates the form 'Participe passé'.

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"Il m'a demandée" = il a demandé qui ?   " m' "  mis pour moi (un moi féminin puisque tu es une fille Jinsil) Le COD est avant donc il y accord.

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I am wrong; The correct answer is :

Si c'est un garçon qui parle : Il m'a demandé en mariage

Si c'est une fille qui parle : Il m'a demandée en mariage

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Correct  : Il m'a demandé en mariage (0)

Incorrect : Il m'a demandée en mariage (x)

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