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6 thoughts on “Est-ce que”
Sabrina did this too, at Agen. It was a good way. (Made me think of the Chinese … ma? that makes a question.)
Ohmigosh! Just this morning I had a fresh EAL graduate tell me that est-ce que sounds like “ask.” I thought it was genius and told all of my classes today.
This is life changing
Funny. It emerged from one of my level ones in my first year of teaching. I never used word associations!
Incoming question and love the sounds like “ask”!
I always tell my kids it means “question coming”. The literal translation is too clunky for me.