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You are in the right place to find out all the things you have to know about the basic phrase “C’est vrai”.
To be clear, it includes a detailed definition of what it is and how to use it in a dialogue with an audio example. And that’s not all, we also added super useful stuff like dialogue example, slow pronunciation audio, synonym and more!
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Slow pronunciation
Normal pronunciation
The literal meaning is:
This is an expression that we use very often. It means “That’s true / It’s true / That’s right / Indeed“.
Let’s start with a simple example, you are asked: “C’est vrai que tu as 25 ans ?” (Is it true that you are 25 years old?) you can answer: “Oui, c’est vrai” (Yes, it’s true) or even just: “C’est vrai“.
Now another use would be if you want to admit/concede something. In this case you can use the structure ‘C’est vrai’ + ‘que’.
For example: “C’est vrai que je n’ai pas été gentil avec elle, mais ce n’était pas une excuse pour agir comme ça” (It’s true that I wasn’t nice to her, but it wasn’t an excuse to act like this)
Few antonyms:
Dialogue audio
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