On the quiz it said that "c'est amusant " could mean it is funny or this is funny
Gruff
Kwiziq language super star
19/07/17
Hi Ashley - remember that 'ce' usually translates to 'this' or 'that' (and "c'est" is ce + est) but it's not usually very helpful to think about what individual words translate to in English. Expressions like "C'est amusement" can loosely be translated as "It's funny" or "That's funny". The actual sense will depend on the context.
Chika
Kwiziq community member
13/09/18
it can be both ways
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Ashley
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19 July 2017
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On the quiz it said that "c'est amusant " could mean it is funny or this is funny
I did not see in the lesson or video where c'est could mean "this is". That sounds specific to me. What do you think?
This question relates to:
French lesson "C'est = It is"