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"When you get your certificate and it says masseuse on it I would ask for your money back. I always find it strange how many people doing these courses and starting similar threads don't know the difference between a masseuse and a masseur. " ^^ | |||
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"What's the difference between a masseuse and a masseur" Both words are French, and mean the same thing. A massage therapist. However as French nouns can often change to denote gender, masseur is a man, and masseuse is a woman. Many people use the word masseuse , in English when they mean massage therapist. | |||
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