This episode is the first part of a series about how to ask questions in French. If you ever travel to France and engage in any interaction with a native French speaker, you'll definitely need to ask them questions in French! In order to give you the confidence to do so, this episode will focus on the 3 ways to ask a same question in French. All you need is to be aware of the 3 possible structures so you put words in the correct order! I'll cover both closed questions (also called Yes/No questions) and open questions.

Vocabulary and Spelling of the French Words mentioned in this episode

Tu es content?

Est-ce que tu es content?

Es-tu content?

Jessica aime le chocolat?

Est-ce que Jessica aime le chocolat?

Jessica aime-t-elle le chocolat?

Tes parents habitent où?

Où tes parents habitent?

Où est-ce que tes parents habitent ?

Tes parents, où habitent-ils?

Où tes parents habitent-ils?

Pourquoi tu es végétarien(ne)?

Pourquoi est-ce que tu es végétarien(ne)?

Pourquoi es-tu végétarien(ne)?

Tu préfères (le thé, le café)?

Tu préfères quoi?

Qu'est-ce que tu préfères?

Que préfères -tu?

C'est quoi?

Qu'est-ce que c'est?

Qu'est-ce ?

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