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Ca C Est Meaning. With c'est it's the equivalent to it's (it is) par exemple: Logically, since “ça” means “that” and “est” means “is”, “that is” should be “ça est”. Can you give me a bit of that? I remember seeing in an exercise in a french course book the expression ça c'est mon portable. — i'm sure you'll like it! Ça s’est bien passé → that went well. 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”: C'est is just a contraction of ça, c'est (in english it would be. That has led me to believe that. Ironic negation of a statement, by antiphrasis. Ça, c'est is equivalent to c'est as far as meaning is concerned. However, we learnt that “ça c’est” means “that. C'est un chien (it's a dog) as other have pointed out, we add ça for emphasis, since it. — je suis sûr que ça te plaira !—. C'est ça le drame, c'est ça la tragédie qui se passe en ce moment dans cette région.

C'est is just a contraction of ça, c'est (in english it would be. However, we learnt that “ça c’est” means “that. — je suis sûr que ça te plaira !—. With c'est it's the equivalent to it's (it is) par exemple: Can you give me a bit of that? Ironic negation of a statement, by antiphrasis. Logically, since “ça” means “that” and “est” means “is”, “that is” should be “ça est”. Ça s’est bien passé → that went well. I remember seeing in an exercise in a french course book the expression ça c'est mon portable. — i'm sure you'll like it!

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Ca C Est Meaning Ça, c'est is equivalent to c'est as far as meaning is concerned. C'est is just a contraction of ça, c'est (in english it would be. Ironic negation of a statement, by antiphrasis. However, we learnt that “ça c’est” means “that. 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”: That has led me to believe that. C'est ça le drame, c'est ça la tragédie qui se passe en ce moment dans cette région. I remember seeing in an exercise in a french course book the expression ça c'est mon portable. Ça, c'est is equivalent to c'est as far as meaning is concerned. — je suis sûr que ça te plaira !—. — i'm sure you'll like it! With c'est it's the equivalent to it's (it is) par exemple: 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. Ça s’est bien passé → that went well. Logically, since “ça” means “that” and “est” means “is”, “that is” should be “ça est”.