French
Asked by Faith
The difference between c’est, ces, cela, ça etc?
C’est = it’s - c‘est Paul = it‘s Paul
Ces = these/those - ces voitures sont rouges = these cars are red
Cela is not used in the spoken language and is replaced by ça.
Ça = it, this, that - ça va ?
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