Meaning
Used to deny the truth of a statement.
Cultural Background
In French culture, debating is a form of social engagement. 'C'est faux' is a standard move in this game. In Quebec, people might soften the blow by adding 'ben' (well) or 'non' before the phrase.
Keep it short
You don't need to explain why it's false immediately. 'C'est faux' is a complete sentence.
Meaning
Used to deny the truth of a statement.
Keep it short
You don't need to explain why it's false immediately. 'C'est faux' is a complete sentence.
Test Yourself
Select the correct way to say 'That is false'.
Which is correct?
The impersonal 'c'est' always takes the masculine adjective 'faux'.
Complete the sentence.
Il dit que la terre est plate. ____ !
The statement is incorrect, so we use 'C'est faux'.
🎉 Score: /2
Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
2 exercisesWhich is correct?
The impersonal 'c'est' always takes the masculine adjective 'faux'.
Il dit que la terre est plate. ____ !
The statement is incorrect, so we use 'C'est faux'.
🎉 Score: /2
Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsOnly if you are very sure of your facts and the tone is professional. Otherwise, use 'Je pense qu'il y a une erreur'.
Related Phrases
C'est vrai
contrastThat is true
C'est n'importe quoi
similarThat's nonsense
