What is the English translation of the French phrase 'Quand est-ce que tu es né'?

Answer 1

"When were you born?" is an English equivalent of the French phrase Quand est-ce que tu es né?

Specifically, the interrogative quand is "when." The interrogative particle est-ce que literally means "is it that" from the combination of the present indicative est("is"), the indefinite pronoun ce ("it, this"), and the relative que ("that") even though the question-marking phrase is not normally translated into English. The subject pronoun tu means "(informal singular) you." The auxiliary es and the masculine singular past participle nétranslates as "(informal singular you) were born."

The pronunciation will be "kaw eh-skuh tyoo ey ney" in French.