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Menteur

C'est un menteur .
Il est un menteur.

He is a liar.
Do you use both French sentences to say 'he is a liar'?

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Permalink Reply by Frank on September 18, 2009 at 10:24pm

Hello Crack,

We would either say the former, C'est un menteur or use "menteur" as an adjective: il est menteur.

The former is more natural.

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