IN 2.4 WHY WAS IT EN CE MOMENT AND NOT A CE MOMENT
grammer
cookiechef
May 17, 2010
Marie-Claire-Riviere
June 16, 2010
Salut Cookiechef,
"en ce moment" which literally is "in this moment", can be translated in English with the expression "at the moment" or "now".
Je ne travaille pas en ce moment. = I'm not working at the moment (now)
"à ce moment" is the translation of the English expression "at this (specific) time" .
Example:
"C'est à ce moment que je décidé d'apprendre le français" = "It was at this moment I decided to learn French"
I hope this helps :)
Read more: href="http://french.rocketlanguages.com/post890.html?hilit=ce%20moment#p890#ixzz0qyJSyzGH
Want to post a comment? Just sign up for a free Rocket Languages trial
Select one of the languages below and sign up in 60 seconds. Join our user forum and experience Rocket Languages for yourself!
Most Popular Articles
Top 10 French hacks
If you've decided to give French a try and you're eager to start (or continue) learning the language of liberté, egalité, and fraternité (the French national motto}, here are a few hacks to learn French fast and and optimize your efforts.
How Long Does It Take To Learn French
Learning a language is a complex process that is different for each individual based on several different factors. Let's take a look at these different factors and how they impact how fast you learn French.
Let's get you talking in French.
We love French people and French culture - from buttery croissants and delicate macarons to gorgeous gardens and gilded châteaux! And there's no better way to connect with them than by learning le français.