Examples of using "C’est" in a sentence and their english translations:
This tastes good.
It's all over.
- "Does it taste good?" "Yes, it does."
- "Does it taste good?" "Yeah, it's good."
It's hectic. It's a journey.
- Is this Tom's?
- Is this yours, Tom?
- Are these yours, Tom?
"Does it taste good?" "Yes, it does."
"Does it not taste good?" "No, it's delicious"
I'm cool with that.
- That's sad.
- It's sad.
That's impressive.
That's disappointing.
This is annoying.
- Is it far?
- Is it far away?
- Absolutely!
- Exactly!
- Is this edible?
- Can you eat this?
- Can this be eaten?
- That's gross.
- This is disgusting.
This is fascinating.
It's exciting.
How much is it?
Is it closed?
Who's that?
It tastes very great.
It is summer.
It's doubtful.
- Roger that.
- I understood.
- Understood.
- That's fine.
- That's fine!
That isn't a literal translation, it's just plain wrong.
This is called an indenture. It is a Consensual contract ie
Secondly, that's wrong.
That's a challenge,
It’s just beautiful.
That’s the earliest.
It's too small.
It's better than it was before.
- I understand.
- I get the point.
- Understood.
- It's interesting.
- That's interesting.
- This is interesting.
- It tastes very good.
- It's very good.
- This is very good.
- That's very good.
- This tastes very good.
That's your duty.
- Who's Tom?
- Who is this Tom?
- Who is Tom?
This is my phone.
She's a bohemian.
It is her photo.
- It's my job.
- That's my job.
- This is my job.
- This is very important.
- It's very important.
- That's very important.
This is my umbrella.
It's all an act.
Yes, it's possible.
That is our father.
That's very touching.
That's a tree.
It's Ying Li.
- That's your decision.
- This is your choice.
That's right.
That's your department.
That's your opinion.
It’s fate.
This is the moment
That's fine!