comment l'

how ... it/him/her

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phrase Uncommon #18,280
how ... it/him/her Used to ask how something is done, explained, found, or brought somewhere. The apostrophe is the contracted form of the object pronoun le or la before a vowel; its English equivalent depends on context.
FR: Comment l'as-tu appris ?
EN: How did you learn it?

Comment l'allaiter?

How do you breastfeed him?

— Le Conte de la princesse Kaguya (2013)

Comment l'avez vous trouvé?

What did you think of it?

— L'Orphelinat (2007)

Comment l'ont-ils reconnu?

How did they recognize him?

— Rebecca (1940)

Comment l'auriez-vous su?

How would you have known?

Comment l'a-t-il fait?

How did he do it?

Comment l'expliques-tu?

How do you explain it?

Comment l'arrêtons-nous?

How do we stop it?

Comment l'aurais-je su?

How would I have known?

Comment l'a-t-elle fait?

How did she do it?

Comment l'ont-ils su?

How did they know?

Comment l'expliquez-vous?

How do you explain that?

Si notre plan commence par Ne Zha sur le pont, comment l'y amener?

If our plan starts with Ne Zha on the bridge, how do we get him there?

— Ne Zha (2019)

Comment l'aurais-tu fait?

How would you have done it?

Mais il ignorait comment l'aborder, que pouvait-il lui dire?

But he didn’t know how to approach her—what could he say to her?

— Mirage (2018)

Comment l'a-t-elle pris?

How did she take it?

Comment l'apaiser?

How can I calm him down?

— Jusqu'au bout du rêve (1989)

Comment l'ont-ils trouvé?

How did they find it?

Comment l'avez vous découvert?

How did you discover it?

— Ratatouille (2007)

Comment l'ont-ils découvert?

How did they discover it?

Comment l'auriez-vous fait?

How would you have done it?

Comment l'appelez-vous?

What do you call it?