Ca C Est Meaning. — je suis sûr que ça te plaira !—. C'est is just a contraction of ça, c'est (in english it would be. However, we learnt that “ça c’est” means “that. Can you give me a bit of that? Ça s’est bien passé → that went well. That has led me to believe that. With c'est it's the equivalent to it's (it is) par exemple: — i'm sure you'll like it! C'est un chien (it's a dog) as other have pointed out, we add ça for emphasis, since it. C'est ça le drame, c'est ça la tragédie qui se passe en ce moment dans cette région. Ironic negation of a statement, by antiphrasis. Ça, c'est is equivalent to c'est as far as meaning is concerned. Ça is “this”, “that” or “it”, c’est could in most cases if not all, be translated as “this is”, “that is” or “it is”: Logically, since “ça” means “that” and “est” means “is”, “that is” should be “ça est”. I remember seeing in an exercise in a french course book the expression ça c'est mon portable.
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Can you give me a bit of that? C'est un chien (it's a dog) as other have pointed out, we add ça for emphasis, since it. — i'm sure you'll like it! Logically, since “ça” means “that” and “est” means “is”, “that is” should be “ça est”. However, we learnt that “ça c’est” means “that. With c'est it's the equivalent to it's (it is) par exemple: C'est ça le drame, c'est ça la tragédie qui se passe en ce moment dans cette région. Ironic negation of a statement, by antiphrasis. Ça s’est bien passé → that went well. C'est is just a contraction of ça, c'est (in english it would be.
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Ca C Est Meaning Ça is “this”, “that” or “it”, c’est could in most cases if not all, be translated as “this is”, “that is” or “it is”: I remember seeing in an exercise in a french course book the expression ça c'est mon portable. C'est un chien (it's a dog) as other have pointed out, we add ça for emphasis, since it. Logically, since “ça” means “that” and “est” means “is”, “that is” should be “ça est”. C'est ça le drame, c'est ça la tragédie qui se passe en ce moment dans cette région. Ça is “this”, “that” or “it”, c’est could in most cases if not all, be translated as “this is”, “that is” or “it is”: Ça, c'est is equivalent to c'est as far as meaning is concerned. With c'est it's the equivalent to it's (it is) par exemple: — je suis sûr que ça te plaira !—. However, we learnt that “ça c’est” means “that. Ironic negation of a statement, by antiphrasis. That has led me to believe that. — i'm sure you'll like it! Ça s’est bien passé → that went well. C'est is just a contraction of ça, c'est (in english it would be. Can you give me a bit of that?
