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idle totemBOT
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Please be patient

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high drum
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It is called inversion and is only used very formally, typically you'll be using est-ce que or tonal though.

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You can use peux-tu or parles-tu for example but from what I have heard it can seem too formal often times. With vous and est-ce que being more neutral and accepted.

grand needle
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inversion is a way to ask questions specifically, and indeed the most formal one at that: https://www.lawlessfrench.com/grammar/inversion/

Lawless French

The normal word order in French and English is subject + verb, as in vous êtes - "you are." Both languages also have what is known as inversion, where the verb and subject pronoun switch places, resulting in êtes-vous - "are you." In English, inversion is used only to ask questions, but in French it has several different purposes. - Lawless Fr...