"right?" in french
I want to say "You didn't say anything, right?" in French. I've already come up with "Vous n'avez rien dit" but I'm stuck with the "right?" part. May someone help me? Thank you!
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You can say : Vous n'avez rien dit, n'est ce pas ?
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I found this article, it looks perfectly formal anyway: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/c%27est_%C3%A7a
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Italian: my opinion. These parts of the speech such as Right? summarize a whole question. French also can use OK? at the end, which means "Did you understand?" but in your case the question is: "Is it so?", then I would say: "c'est ça?"
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Est-ce qu'on ne peut pas dire « d'accord » dans cette phrase ?
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Inversion in French questions is not a rule. "c'est bon? // c'est ça?" are legitimate questions which are suitable on your matter. This begins to look like an academic discussion.
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