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What is the difference between ce n'est pas ... and ça n'est pas... ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
- French (France)
"ce"est plus poli que "ça". ce is more polite than ça. C'est une différence de registre de langue. Le sens est le même.
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- Indonesian Near fluent
- French (Canada) Near fluent
- French (France)
''ce'' n'est pas et ''ça'' n'est pas sont identique mais ''ça'' est un peu plus familier (pour parler a ses amis) exemples : Ça n'est pas possible d'y aller à pied
Et ''ce'' est plus poli il est utilisé pour parler a une personne que nous ne connaissons pas exemples : Ce n'est pas possible d'y aller à pied
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