J'aime la vanille. 'est bon, c'est grand, c'est petit, c'est, Kwiziq French is a product of and © Kwiziq Ltd 2021, French lesson "Meilleur, mieux, pire / plus mauvais, plus mal = better, best, worse and worst (irregular comparatives and superlatives)", C'est vs il/elle est: Saying it is/she is/he is, « Please explain how to use que,qui, à qui and qu' .....i do not understand. in French. Asking for help, clarification, or responding to other answers. : for me the first one is natural and the second one is a bit less colloquial, whereas for some people the first form does not exist and they always use the second one. The Subjunctivisor! Vanilla, it's good. The Subjunctivisor! Luc is fit for (military) service. I understand the theory, I re-read the other lesson BUT I still have my 2 original doubts: Another way of saying you like something is to use the construction: le chocolat, c'est bon, les fraises, c'est bon, la vanille, c'est bon, regardless of gender etc.. but if you talk of a particular item and you want to say it is tasty , you may say: "la vanille, c'est bon" seems different to me.. Then, during the course of the discussion the other person states, Ah, vanilla, yes it is good --> Ah, la vanille, oui, c'est bon. First I have to add "la" -> "la vanille". I hope this clarifies this for you since I don't know any other ways of explaining it. Thank you. C'est passionant. Songwriter (s) Henri Betti (music), André Hornez (French lyrics), Jerry Seelen (English lyrics) "C'est si bon" is a French popular song composed in 1947 by Henri Betti with the lyrics by André Hornez. Both sentences are indeed very similar and are pretty much interchangeable. I guess you mean (a') and (b') instead for the last two. The question is a stylistic one, not a grammatical one. -- Anne vs. elle It only takes a minute to sign up. Ron, merci encore une fois. What do you roll to sleep in a hidden spot? Improve your French and test our online French lessons for free. Ces chansons sont bonnes. It's good to know, Tara. C'est si bon, De partir n'I'm porte ou, Bras desus bras dessous, En chantant des chansons, C'est si bon, De se dir' desmots doux, Des petite rien do tout, Mais qui en dissent long. C’est un bon prof He is a good teacher La voisine est bonne How to choose between “il est bon” and “c'est bon”? Traduction. http://www.aramisentertainment.com/jolie-mome/"C'est si bon" was composed in 1947 by Henri Betti. LT → French → Yves Montand → C'est si bon → English. (I do not like to recommend sites outside of Kwiziq but at times, another perspective can open the door to understanding). Μετάφραση. Translation of 'C'est si bon' by Eartha Kitt from French to English Deutsch English Español Français Hungarian Italiano Nederlands Polski Português (Brasil) Română Svenska Türkçe Ελληνικά Български Русский Српски العربية فارسی 日本語 한국어 In English, I have only one way of saying it: "vanilla is good". Bien sûr, bonne chance et bonne continuation. 1. You can use “bon” to say someone is good at something, but it also has a sexual meaning in modern French, so use it at your own risk. and "Il est quelle heure ?" "C'est bon de [...]" is much more natural. C'est bon à savoir, vous respectez les règles. Bonne chance et bonne continuation, Many translated example sentences containing "c'est bon" – English-French dictionary and search engine for English translations. I'll go ponder the meaning of life. Oui, c'est bon" I accept it "by faith, it's a French thing" even though I don't understand. I am still hung up on "la vanille, c'est bon" and "la vanille est bonne". As Ron pointed out, the subject of the clause is "vanilla" in the first case and "ce" (as in c'est) in the second case. Перевод. Can either sentence be used interchangeably? How can I get my players to delegate to NPCs? Should we ask ambiguous questions on an exam? Honey, Melia, it's so good to see you. » Traductor. Does il est bon / c’est bon require the subjunctive?. Both c'est and il est are well-used French sayings that date back centuries. How do I choose between "la vanille est bonne"(which seems easy for me) or the more complicated form "la vanille, c'est bon" ? En fait, elles sont délicieuses ! If I want to say "vanilla is good". And here is the lesson: Merci Ron. 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The Subjunctivisor! Luc is fit for (military) service. I understand the theory, I re-read the other lesson BUT I still have my 2 original doubts: Another way of saying you like something is to use the construction: le chocolat, c'est bon, les fraises, c'est bon, la vanille, c'est bon, regardless of gender etc.. but if you talk of a particular item and you want to say it is tasty , you may say: "la vanille, c'est bon" seems different to me.. Then, during the course of the discussion the other person states, Ah, vanilla, yes it is good --> Ah, la vanille, oui, c'est bon. First I have to add "la" -> "la vanille". I hope this clarifies this for you since I don't know any other ways of explaining it. Thank you. C'est passionant. Songwriter (s) Henri Betti (music), André Hornez (French lyrics), Jerry Seelen (English lyrics) "C'est si bon" is a French popular song composed in 1947 by Henri Betti with the lyrics by André Hornez. Both sentences are indeed very similar and are pretty much interchangeable. I guess you mean (a') and (b') instead for the last two. The question is a stylistic one, not a grammatical one. -- Anne vs. elle It only takes a minute to sign up. Ron, merci encore une fois. What do you roll to sleep in a hidden spot? Improve your French and test our online French lessons for free. Ces chansons sont bonnes. It's good to know, Tara. C'est si bon, De partir n'I'm porte ou, Bras desus bras dessous, En chantant des chansons, C'est si bon, De se dir' desmots doux, Des petite rien do tout, Mais qui en dissent long. C’est un bon prof He is a good teacher La voisine est bonne How to choose between “il est bon” and “c'est bon”? Traduction. http://www.aramisentertainment.com/jolie-mome/"C'est si bon" was composed in 1947 by Henri Betti. LT → French → Yves Montand → C'est si bon → English. (I do not like to recommend sites outside of Kwiziq but at times, another perspective can open the door to understanding). Μετάφραση. Translation of 'C'est si bon' by Eartha Kitt from French to English Deutsch English Español Français Hungarian Italiano Nederlands Polski Português (Brasil) Română Svenska Türkçe Ελληνικά Български Русский Српски العربية فارسی 日本語 한국어 In English, I have only one way of saying it: "vanilla is good". Bien sûr, bonne chance et bonne continuation. 1. You can use “bon” to say someone is good at something, but it also has a sexual meaning in modern French, so use it at your own risk. and "Il est quelle heure ?" "C'est bon de [...]" is much more natural. C'est bon à savoir, vous respectez les règles. Bonne chance et bonne continuation, Many translated example sentences containing "c'est bon" – English-French dictionary and search engine for English translations. I'll go ponder the meaning of life. Oui, c'est bon" I accept it "by faith, it's a French thing" even though I don't understand. I am still hung up on "la vanille, c'est bon" and "la vanille est bonne". As Ron pointed out, the subject of the clause is "vanilla" in the first case and "ce" (as in c'est) in the second case. Перевод. Can either sentence be used interchangeably? How can I get my players to delegate to NPCs? Should we ask ambiguous questions on an exam? Honey, Melia, it's so good to see you. » Traductor. Does il est bon / c’est bon require the subjunctive?. Both c'est and il est are well-used French sayings that date back centuries. How do I choose between "la vanille est bonne"(which seems easy for me) or the more complicated form "la vanille, c'est bon" ? En fait, elles sont délicieuses ! If I want to say "vanilla is good". And here is the lesson: Merci Ron. Newcastle Knights Membership Cost, Does Walmart Sell Sam's Club Gift Cards, Los Lusiadas Introduccion, Autodesk Configure One, Are Taxable Benefits Good Or Bad, Bookie Grey's Anatomy, Vancouver Canucks Mascot History, How To Reverse Airtime Purchase From Zenith Bank, Raffles Singapore Hampers, Net Off Synonym, Extreme Teq Esbr, " /> J'aime la vanille. 'est bon, c'est grand, c'est petit, c'est, Kwiziq French is a product of and © Kwiziq Ltd 2021, French lesson "Meilleur, mieux, pire / plus mauvais, plus mal = better, best, worse and worst (irregular comparatives and superlatives)", C'est vs il/elle est: Saying it is/she is/he is, « Please explain how to use que,qui, à qui and qu' .....i do not understand. in French. Asking for help, clarification, or responding to other answers. : for me the first one is natural and the second one is a bit less colloquial, whereas for some people the first form does not exist and they always use the second one. The Subjunctivisor! Vanilla, it's good. The Subjunctivisor! Luc is fit for (military) service. I understand the theory, I re-read the other lesson BUT I still have my 2 original doubts: Another way of saying you like something is to use the construction: le chocolat, c'est bon, les fraises, c'est bon, la vanille, c'est bon, regardless of gender etc.. but if you talk of a particular item and you want to say it is tasty , you may say: "la vanille, c'est bon" seems different to me.. Then, during the course of the discussion the other person states, Ah, vanilla, yes it is good --> Ah, la vanille, oui, c'est bon. First I have to add "la" -> "la vanille". I hope this clarifies this for you since I don't know any other ways of explaining it. Thank you. C'est passionant. Songwriter (s) Henri Betti (music), André Hornez (French lyrics), Jerry Seelen (English lyrics) "C'est si bon" is a French popular song composed in 1947 by Henri Betti with the lyrics by André Hornez. Both sentences are indeed very similar and are pretty much interchangeable. I guess you mean (a') and (b') instead for the last two. The question is a stylistic one, not a grammatical one. -- Anne vs. elle It only takes a minute to sign up. Ron, merci encore une fois. What do you roll to sleep in a hidden spot? Improve your French and test our online French lessons for free. Ces chansons sont bonnes. It's good to know, Tara. C'est si bon, De partir n'I'm porte ou, Bras desus bras dessous, En chantant des chansons, C'est si bon, De se dir' desmots doux, Des petite rien do tout, Mais qui en dissent long. C’est un bon prof He is a good teacher La voisine est bonne How to choose between “il est bon” and “c'est bon”? Traduction. http://www.aramisentertainment.com/jolie-mome/"C'est si bon" was composed in 1947 by Henri Betti. LT → French → Yves Montand → C'est si bon → English. (I do not like to recommend sites outside of Kwiziq but at times, another perspective can open the door to understanding). Μετάφραση. Translation of 'C'est si bon' by Eartha Kitt from French to English Deutsch English Español Français Hungarian Italiano Nederlands Polski Português (Brasil) Română Svenska Türkçe Ελληνικά Български Русский Српски العربية فارسی 日本語 한국어 In English, I have only one way of saying it: "vanilla is good". Bien sûr, bonne chance et bonne continuation. 1. You can use “bon” to say someone is good at something, but it also has a sexual meaning in modern French, so use it at your own risk. and "Il est quelle heure ?" "C'est bon de [...]" is much more natural. C'est bon à savoir, vous respectez les règles. Bonne chance et bonne continuation, Many translated example sentences containing "c'est bon" – English-French dictionary and search engine for English translations. I'll go ponder the meaning of life. Oui, c'est bon" I accept it "by faith, it's a French thing" even though I don't understand. I am still hung up on "la vanille, c'est bon" and "la vanille est bonne". As Ron pointed out, the subject of the clause is "vanilla" in the first case and "ce" (as in c'est) in the second case. Перевод. Can either sentence be used interchangeably? How can I get my players to delegate to NPCs? Should we ask ambiguous questions on an exam? Honey, Melia, it's so good to see you. » Traductor. Does il est bon / c’est bon require the subjunctive?. Both c'est and il est are well-used French sayings that date back centuries. How do I choose between "la vanille est bonne"(which seems easy for me) or the more complicated form "la vanille, c'est bon" ? En fait, elles sont délicieuses ! If I want to say "vanilla is good". And here is the lesson: Merci Ron. 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The Subjunctivisor! Luc is fit for (military) service. I understand the theory, I re-read the other lesson BUT I still have my 2 original doubts: Another way of saying you like something is to use the construction: le chocolat, c'est bon, les fraises, c'est bon, la vanille, c'est bon, regardless of gender etc.. but if you talk of a particular item and you want to say it is tasty , you may say: "la vanille, c'est bon" seems different to me.. Then, during the course of the discussion the other person states, Ah, vanilla, yes it is good --> Ah, la vanille, oui, c'est bon. First I have to add "la" -> "la vanille". I hope this clarifies this for you since I don't know any other ways of explaining it. Thank you. C'est passionant. Songwriter (s) Henri Betti (music), André Hornez (French lyrics), Jerry Seelen (English lyrics) "C'est si bon" is a French popular song composed in 1947 by Henri Betti with the lyrics by André Hornez. Both sentences are indeed very similar and are pretty much interchangeable. I guess you mean (a') and (b') instead for the last two. The question is a stylistic one, not a grammatical one. -- Anne vs. elle It only takes a minute to sign up. Ron, merci encore une fois. What do you roll to sleep in a hidden spot? Improve your French and test our online French lessons for free. Ces chansons sont bonnes. It's good to know, Tara. C'est si bon, De partir n'I'm porte ou, Bras desus bras dessous, En chantant des chansons, C'est si bon, De se dir' desmots doux, Des petite rien do tout, Mais qui en dissent long. C’est un bon prof He is a good teacher La voisine est bonne How to choose between “il est bon” and “c'est bon”? Traduction. http://www.aramisentertainment.com/jolie-mome/"C'est si bon" was composed in 1947 by Henri Betti. LT → French → Yves Montand → C'est si bon → English. (I do not like to recommend sites outside of Kwiziq but at times, another perspective can open the door to understanding). Μετάφραση. Translation of 'C'est si bon' by Eartha Kitt from French to English Deutsch English Español Français Hungarian Italiano Nederlands Polski Português (Brasil) Română Svenska Türkçe Ελληνικά Български Русский Српски العربية فارسی 日本語 한국어 In English, I have only one way of saying it: "vanilla is good". Bien sûr, bonne chance et bonne continuation. 1. You can use “bon” to say someone is good at something, but it also has a sexual meaning in modern French, so use it at your own risk. and "Il est quelle heure ?" "C'est bon de [...]" is much more natural. C'est bon à savoir, vous respectez les règles. Bonne chance et bonne continuation, Many translated example sentences containing "c'est bon" – English-French dictionary and search engine for English translations. I'll go ponder the meaning of life. Oui, c'est bon" I accept it "by faith, it's a French thing" even though I don't understand. I am still hung up on "la vanille, c'est bon" and "la vanille est bonne". As Ron pointed out, the subject of the clause is "vanilla" in the first case and "ce" (as in c'est) in the second case. Перевод. Can either sentence be used interchangeably? How can I get my players to delegate to NPCs? Should we ask ambiguous questions on an exam? Honey, Melia, it's so good to see you. » Traductor. Does il est bon / c’est bon require the subjunctive?. Both c'est and il est are well-used French sayings that date back centuries. How do I choose between "la vanille est bonne"(which seems easy for me) or the more complicated form "la vanille, c'est bon" ? En fait, elles sont délicieuses ! If I want to say "vanilla is good". And here is the lesson: Merci Ron. 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I'm still hung up. Est-ce que je suis en train de comprendre ce sujet ? it's good it's all right that's it that's fine it's great that's enough it's okay it's fine that's good it's OK that's okay it is good. Definite : la musique classique est passionante. What should I do the day before submitting my PhD thesis? why not "la vanille est bonne"? The Authentic Chinese Restaurant with a French Name. C'est Bon means "It's Good!" The song is also adapted in several languages. C'est Si Bon Bakery Newport beach - EST 1979 *ONLINE ORDERING AVAILABLE M-F 9:00 - 3:00 The French expressions c'est and il est are extremely important impersonal phrases.They can mean "this is," "that is," "it is," "they are," and even "he/she is." The grammar rule applies ONLY when the «fixed phrase c'est» is used . I'm at ease anywhere. Bourre (boo-ray): French for "stuffed”, it is the name of a Cajun card game which requires the loser of a hand to stuff the pot with chips. good adjective, noun, adverb. For me, using "Il est" instead of "C'est" sounds very formal, you could write it but it sounds weird when said, even though both refer to a general fact. Feb 13 Word of the Day. Example: I like vanilla --> J'aime la vanille. 'est bon, c'est grand, c'est petit, c'est, Kwiziq French is a product of and © Kwiziq Ltd 2021, French lesson "Meilleur, mieux, pire / plus mauvais, plus mal = better, best, worse and worst (irregular comparatives and superlatives)", C'est vs il/elle est: Saying it is/she is/he is, « Please explain how to use que,qui, à qui and qu' .....i do not understand. in French. Asking for help, clarification, or responding to other answers. : for me the first one is natural and the second one is a bit less colloquial, whereas for some people the first form does not exist and they always use the second one. The Subjunctivisor! Vanilla, it's good. The Subjunctivisor! Luc is fit for (military) service. I understand the theory, I re-read the other lesson BUT I still have my 2 original doubts: Another way of saying you like something is to use the construction: le chocolat, c'est bon, les fraises, c'est bon, la vanille, c'est bon, regardless of gender etc.. but if you talk of a particular item and you want to say it is tasty , you may say: "la vanille, c'est bon" seems different to me.. Then, during the course of the discussion the other person states, Ah, vanilla, yes it is good --> Ah, la vanille, oui, c'est bon. First I have to add "la" -> "la vanille". I hope this clarifies this for you since I don't know any other ways of explaining it. Thank you. C'est passionant. Songwriter (s) Henri Betti (music), André Hornez (French lyrics), Jerry Seelen (English lyrics) "C'est si bon" is a French popular song composed in 1947 by Henri Betti with the lyrics by André Hornez. Both sentences are indeed very similar and are pretty much interchangeable. I guess you mean (a') and (b') instead for the last two. The question is a stylistic one, not a grammatical one. -- Anne vs. elle It only takes a minute to sign up. Ron, merci encore une fois. What do you roll to sleep in a hidden spot? Improve your French and test our online French lessons for free. Ces chansons sont bonnes. It's good to know, Tara. C'est si bon, De partir n'I'm porte ou, Bras desus bras dessous, En chantant des chansons, C'est si bon, De se dir' desmots doux, Des petite rien do tout, Mais qui en dissent long. C’est un bon prof He is a good teacher La voisine est bonne How to choose between “il est bon” and “c'est bon”? Traduction. http://www.aramisentertainment.com/jolie-mome/"C'est si bon" was composed in 1947 by Henri Betti. LT → French → Yves Montand → C'est si bon → English. (I do not like to recommend sites outside of Kwiziq but at times, another perspective can open the door to understanding). Μετάφραση. Translation of 'C'est si bon' by Eartha Kitt from French to English Deutsch English Español Français Hungarian Italiano Nederlands Polski Português (Brasil) Română Svenska Türkçe Ελληνικά Български Русский Српски العربية فارسی 日本語 한국어 In English, I have only one way of saying it: "vanilla is good". Bien sûr, bonne chance et bonne continuation. 1. You can use “bon” to say someone is good at something, but it also has a sexual meaning in modern French, so use it at your own risk. and "Il est quelle heure ?" "C'est bon de [...]" is much more natural. C'est bon à savoir, vous respectez les règles. Bonne chance et bonne continuation, Many translated example sentences containing "c'est bon" – English-French dictionary and search engine for English translations. I'll go ponder the meaning of life. Oui, c'est bon" I accept it "by faith, it's a French thing" even though I don't understand. I am still hung up on "la vanille, c'est bon" and "la vanille est bonne". As Ron pointed out, the subject of the clause is "vanilla" in the first case and "ce" (as in c'est) in the second case. Перевод. Can either sentence be used interchangeably? How can I get my players to delegate to NPCs? Should we ask ambiguous questions on an exam? Honey, Melia, it's so good to see you. » Traductor. Does il est bon / c’est bon require the subjunctive?. Both c'est and il est are well-used French sayings that date back centuries. How do I choose between "la vanille est bonne"(which seems easy for me) or the more complicated form "la vanille, c'est bon" ? En fait, elles sont délicieuses ! If I want to say "vanilla is good". And here is the lesson: Merci Ron.

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