How to ask a question in French: 3 ways explained
2026-05-25 · 8 min · episode 4 · 11 entities
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There are three main ways to ask a question in French, and the one you choose depends on how formal you want to sound. In this episode, Max walks you through rising intonation, est-ce que and inversion, and shows you how to combine each one with question words like où , quand and comment . By the end, you'll be ready to ask just about anything in French!
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