Hey! Salut les amis! Ça va bien…? Tell me, what is the
difference in French between “ça“, “çà“, and ”sa“? Today’s post
will talk about that avec les détails: Whether or not you’ve
been fully diagnosed with a desperately incurable case of
“coulrophobie” (that -please, try not to laugh- is the serious
medical term that describes the “phobia of clowns“), using “ça”
in French grammar should not be as terrifying of an experience
as, say, watching all alone in the grim darkness of your home’s
basement a director’s cut version of Stephen King‘s cinema
adaptation of “Ça” (as the French faithfully translated the
original “IT.“) W are considering today the homophone terms:
“Ça“, “çà“, and “sa.“ Just take a good look at them. All three
se prononcent exactement de la même façon (are pronounced in
exactly the same fashion.) That being the case, you may wonder,
how on Earth you are to tell them apart—especially if you are to
run into them in the middle of a conversation, par exemple? The
answer, mes chers amis (my dear fri