car

[alan gould]

it's shorter than "parce que."  i just heard it in a documentary.  is there a reason to use one more than another or "en raison de?" 

[Chantal Savignat]

yes there is raisons, grammatical reasons, but too complex....

I think a lot of french people don't know theses reasons. I must confess I don't really know reasons.

I think as other french people I am used to use "parce que" and "car" in some situations, in some sentences.

but everyone will understand if you use one instead of the other.  Both are used and clear.

[alan gould]

yes there is raisons, grammatical reasons, but too complex....

I think a lot of french people don't know theses reasons. I must confess I don't really know reasons.

I think as other french people I am used to use "parce que" and "car" in some situations, in some sentences.

there's a reason or explanation.  i think a lot of french aren't familiar w it.  i think i, like other french people, am used to USING