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I learned what is your name as >comment vous appelez-vous< which I think sounds better.

JennyB1Kwiziq community member

I learned what is your name as >comment vous appelez-vous< which I think sounds better.

This question relates to:French lesson "Saying your name: Je m'appelle, Tu t'appelles, Vous vous appelez"
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LauraKwiziq team memberCorrect answer
Bonjour Jenny !

They're both correct. The inversion you recommend is more formal; without inversion it's more familiar.
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I learned what is your name as >comment vous appelez-vous< which I think sounds better.

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