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Pendant que ≈ while
On ≈ you
when u say while is there always a que? since if i said during like my free time its just pendant dans ...
"pendant dans" doesn't mean anything
There will always be "que" if it is followed by a clause. If it is followed by a noun, it can be used directly (pendant la fête)
yeah isnt it pendant mon temps libre during my
Yep
my teachers always say this
so it means smthn
whats a clause
i thought que meant that
Kind of like a part that could be a sentence of its own, with a subject (thing doing the action) and verb
oo
"on se lave les dents" is a clause with a subject, verb and object
and u always say quecwhen its like the thing after?
Basically to connect clauses yeah
yes kk tysmm