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Ca E Cela. Me faire ça, à moi, qui les aimais tant. Celui and celle mean the one; Ça is a informal version of “cela”, and it's highly not recommended to use it in writing. In contrast to the simple and compound demonstrative pronouns, the indefinite demonstrative pronouns in french are considered neutral and are only used to refer to indefinite ideas or statements previously mentioned. Pronom démonstratif, abréviation de cela. Regarding the difference between ça and cela, the lesson states that ça is the shortened form of cela. The french indefinite pronouns are ce (c’), ceci, and cela (ça). Ça is an alternative form of cela; Mentir, je n'aime pas ça ! They can replace each other in most if not all contexts, but ça tend to be used more often (but. Ceux and celles mean the ones. If it can help you (or others), here is a video in english. Cela and ça mean it, this or that; Ceci means this, but is not as common. Cela is quite formal, so you'll hear ça used.

Regarding the difference between ça and cela, the lesson states that ça is the shortened form of cela. Ça is a informal version of “cela”, and it's highly not recommended to use it in writing. Celui and celle mean the one; Ceux and celles mean the ones. Ceci means this, but is not as common. The french indefinite pronouns are ce (c’), ceci, and cela (ça). Pronom démonstratif, abréviation de cela. Me faire ça, à moi, qui les aimais tant. They can replace each other in most if not all contexts, but ça tend to be used more often (but. Cela is quite formal, so you'll hear ça used.

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Ca E Cela They can replace each other in most if not all contexts, but ça tend to be used more often (but. Ça is an alternative form of cela; Cela is quite formal, so you'll hear ça used. Regarding the difference between ça and cela, the lesson states that ça is the shortened form of cela. Me faire ça, à moi, qui les aimais tant. The french indefinite pronouns are ce (c’), ceci, and cela (ça). Mentir, je n'aime pas ça ! In contrast to the simple and compound demonstrative pronouns, the indefinite demonstrative pronouns in french are considered neutral and are only used to refer to indefinite ideas or statements previously mentioned. Ceux and celles mean the ones. They can replace each other in most if not all contexts, but ça tend to be used more often (but. Pronom démonstratif, abréviation de cela. If it can help you (or others), here is a video in english. Ceci means this, but is not as common. Celui and celle mean the one; Cela and ça mean it, this or that; Ça is a informal version of “cela”, and it's highly not recommended to use it in writing.