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"qu'est-ce que"et"que"
What's the difference between "qu'est-ce que" and "que" in French?
Jun 20, 2015 7:04 AM
Answers · 4
It's not the same kind of thing.
"Qu'est ce que" is a question like "Qu'est ce que tu fais ce soir ? " ("What are you doing tonight") or "Qu'est ce que c'est que ça" ("What is that ?").
"Que" can be a lot of thing ;) It can be use for a question "Que veux-tu manger?" ("What do you want to eat?"), or a conjunction "Je pense que la vie est belle" ("I think that life is beautifull"), or a pronoun "La voiture que tu as prise" ("The car that you took").
June 20, 2015
I think you are asking the difference between
"QUE dis-tu?" and "Qu'est-ce que tu dis?"
Both have the same meaning. You should simply avoid the "QU4EST_CE QUE" form in written French.
have a nice day.
Martine
June 20, 2015
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