hi how do i say "this is me" in french (for my homewrk)?

Question

this for a piece of homewrk about families in french.

Answer 1

Ca c'est moi. C'est moi only means "It's me".

Sorry can't accent on english keyboard.

Answer 2

C'est Moi

Answer 3

Ca C'est Moi

Answer 4

C'est moi. I don't think it was a hard omework question that you didn't know. Maybe you wanted to make some points with some French hunk

Answer 5

C'est moi!

Or, if you're pointing to yourself in a photo, you might say " Ça, c'est moi!"

Answer 6

Be careful using online translators. C'est moi means "it's me". If you're saying "this is me" as in "here I am, let me introduce myself" then i would probably use the phrase "me voici". Trust me I lived in France for many years.

Answer 7

To quote that caped patron at Café Lalo in the movie "You've Got Mail", "C'est moi."

Answer 8

If you're pointing at a picture, you say: "Là, c'est moi"

Same for the rest of the family: "Là, c'est ma soeur; là, c'est mon père; ..."

Or you can say: "Là, c'est moi. Et voilà mon père (pointing with your finger), ma mère, etc."

PS: you NEVER write "ç'est". You don't use the "cédille" here!

Answer 9

C'est moi, is the correct answer. Ref: Louis XIV said: The State
it's me : L'Etat c'est moi! But when you do something and want
to attribute it to yourself, saying "that's me", you say : C,a c'est moi! this stands for presentations too, as this is my brother: C,a c'est mon fre`re!-

Ciao.........John-John.

Answer 10

C'est moi
To correct "G" the cedilla is not required in front of an "e" or an" i" as the sound is always like "ss" when in front of those two vowels.