What is that? C'est and singular indefinite articles
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I can use ‘c’est’ and singular indefinite articles to describe what it is/that is.
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The [e] sounds like 'je'.
The final 't' in 'c'est' is a silent final consonant but if followed by a vowel it is pronounced .
'Ce' means 'this/that' and 'est' means 'is'; together they make 'c'est', meaning 'it is' or 'this is'.
Every noun has a gender: masculine or feminine. To say 'a/an', we use 'un' for masculine and 'une' for feminine nouns.
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