C'est vrai
Example: C'est vrai que le soleil brille aujourd'hui.
Definition
"C'est vrai" is a French expression used to affirm the truth or accuracy of a statement, meaning 'it is true' or 'that's right.' It is commonly used to confirm facts or agree with someone's observation or opinion.
Etymology
The phrase "C'est vrai" comes from the French language, where "c'est" is a contraction of 'ce est' meaning 'it is,' and "vrai" means 'true.' The expression has been used since Old French times to assert truthfulness, reflecting straightforward confirmation.
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