what diffrence between ``des`` and ``ces``??
like that Vous prendrez des gâteaux? and Vous prendrez ces gâteaux?
thank you so much

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what diffrence between ``des`` and  ``ces``??
like that   Vous prendrez des gâteaux? and   Vous prendrez ces gâteaux?
  thank you so much

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They correspond roughly to the English "some" (des) and "these/those" (ces).  A native speaker may be able to give a more in-depth explanation.

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"d"  and  "c"  yes???

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Salut Oscar,

'des' is the plural of the indefinite article 'de' ,so here in the context of this question it means  'some' or 'any' as Daniel mentioned:
"Would you like to have some cakes?"

'ces' is the plural of the demonstrative adjective 'ce' and means 'these' or 'those' .
"Would you like to have these/those cakes?"

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