2020年2月27日 · The French expressions c'est and il est are extremely important impersonal phrases. They can mean "this is," "that is," "it is," "they are," and even "he/she is." Both c'est and il est are well-used French sayings that date back centuries. C'est la vie is a very old, very common French idiomatic saying, which means "That's life," and "Such is ...

The French expressions c'est and il est are synonymous but not interchangeable. Which one to use depends less on meaning than it does on grammar.

2020年5月12日 · Learn the difference between c'est and il est in French as well as uses of ce sont with lots of example sentences. Resources for practice exercises provided. In French, there are two ways of saying "it is", "he is" and "she is": C'est and il est and elle est. Mastering c'est vs. il est can be very challenging.

2018年12月19日 · “C’est” and “il est” in French are a common example of two phrases that might seem similar, but are in fact used in quite different contexts. With this guide, you'll learn some clear rules and helpful hints which will make it much …

首先，与 C'est 不同的是，Il est 会根据后面的名词阴阳性及单复数变成：elle est, ils sont, 或者 elles sont。 而且 C'est 在接复数的时候是要变成 Ce sont（虽然在口语里，用C'est也是可以接受的～）

3.Il est means “He/it is”. It’s also the present tense of the verb “être” at the third person singular. “Il” can refer to someone, something or an animal with a masculine genre. For example, “Je vois le chien. Il est joli.”, “Mon père s’appelle Martin. Il est grand.”, “J’ai un livre. Il est sur la table.”

2011年6月29日 · C'est 和 il est 是法语中两个非常重要的非人称表达结构。 它们可以用来表达“这是、那是、它是、他们是，以及他是或者她是”。 在法语学习中，是个不可忽视的难点。

一般而言，c'est 用於 (1) 辨識未知的事物和 (2) 作普遍的描述；而 il est 則用於個殊事物的描述。 辨識未知 vs 描述已知的事物 A: Qui est-ce?

2024年8月30日 · The difference between c’est (it is, this is) and il est (it is, he is) in French is: Use c’est to present someone or something. C’est mon vélo. This is my bicycle. Use il est only to describe someone or something that is masculine singular.

Il est in French is the combination of il, meaning he, which is the third-person singular masculine subject pronoun, and est, which is the present tense conjugation of the verb être. Il est can take on other forms to reflect the gender and number of the subject: elle est (feminine), ils sont (masculine plural), and elles sont (feminine plural).