What does ne c'est pas mean?

Answer 1

"Ne c'est pas" is not a standard phrase in French. However, it appears to be a mix of two common French phrases: "ne pas" (meaning "not") and "ce n'est pas" (meaning "it is not"). It seems like a misunderstanding or a typo, as "ne c'est pas" does not have a specific meaning in French.

Answer 2

N'est-ce pas ? means "isn't it?" or "isn't that so?" in English.

With "N'est-ce-pas ?" You can translate all the tags in English (isn't it? , don't you?, haven't we?... ) For example,

Tu es libre ce soir, n'est-ce pas ? > You're free tonight, isn't it / aren't you?

You are French, aren't you ? > Vous êtes français, n'est-ce-pas ?

You don't like dogs, do you ? > tu n'aimes pas les chiens, n'est-ce pas ?

Easy, isn't it ? :O)))

Still, it is probably more common to simply say "non ?" instead.
n'est-ce pas ? means isn't it?

Answer 3

you put 'ne' and 'pas' on either side of a word, for example 'je ne comprehend pas' means 'i do not understand' je = i, comprehend = understand, ne pas kinda = do not

Answer 4

ce n'est pas - it isn't