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Apr 09, 2017 - 02:46 PM
Here the subject verb is inverted when using est-ce que. In French you can also ask êtes-vous à l'hôtel?" but it's best to stick to learning the est-ce que when first learning French.
Apr 09, 2017 - 04:14 PM
"Est-ce que" in front of any declarative sentence make it a question. There are several ways to make questions in French, this is just one and probably the most "polite" way. Literally, it means something like "Is it that" - so here, the sentence could be translated "Is it that you are at the hotel?"
Apr 09, 2017 - 04:20 PM
"Est-ce que" in front of a declarative sentence turns it into a question. It literally means "Is it that", so here the sentence could be translated as "Is it that you are at the hotel?" There are several ways of asking questions in French, but using "Est-ce que" plus a declarative sentence is the most polite form, as well as easy to do!
