it in french
elle est
de quelle couleur est-ce / est-il / est-elle ? -
"Elle est assise."
mon français est rouillé
You say 'Where is the cat?' in French as 'Où est le chat?'
is in = "est en" is -- est in -- dans
There are many ways to say it : - "Il est gentil" - "Il est sympathique" - "Il est agréable" The best way to say it is the first.
elle est
il est or elle est
de quelle couleur est-ce / est-il / est-elle ? -
"Elle est assise."
mon français est rouillé
In French, one would say "Il est" for "he is"
You say 'Where is the cat?' in French as 'Où est le chat?'
There is no translation since it is total nonsense. There is no word "nonest" in Latin; if it is trying to say non est (he, she or it is not, or there is not), it can not be placed after est (he, she or it is or there is). This was obviously devised by someone with no knowledge of Latin grammar, or one of the dreadful and utterly useless online translation systems.
"est tempus" "est hora" "est aevum" These are all literal translations.
"est"