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French Grammar Explained
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How to ask questions II
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I think it is time for us to learn more about questions in French. What do you think?
Yes, please! I've been meaning to ask how much a
croissant
costs in my nearby French bakery but all I can say is
quoi
...
Ha ha, voilà :
Quand
arrivez-vous ?
When
do you arrive?
Combien
coûte la chambre ?
How much
does a room cost?
Combien
d'enfants
ont-ils ?
How many
children
do they have?
Pourquoi
aimez-vous Paris ?
Why
do you like Paris?
What's up with
combien
?
Am glad you noticed!
Combien
can be translated as both
how much
and
how many
.
Interesting... But why is
d'enfants
before the verb there?
Mmh, it just sounds a bit nicer on my opinion. But you could also say:
Combien
ont-ils
d'enfants
?
Combien
ils ont
d'enfants
?
Combien
d'enfants
ils ont ?
Ils ont
combien
d'enfants
?
Now I get why you said:
"asking questions can be easy and tricky at the same time..."
😅
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