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ma question

my question

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phrase Common #7,893
my question “Ma” is the feminine singular form of “my,” used with feminine nouns.
FR: C’est ma question.
EN: That’s my question.

Voici ma question.

Here is my question.

Ma question est sans doute vaine.

My question is probably pointless.

— 2046 (2004)

Je retire ma question.

I withdraw my question.

C'est ma question.

That's my question.

Ma question ne s'adressait pas à vous, mon enfant.

My question wasn’t directed at you, child.

— L'Histoire personnelle de David Copperfield (2019)

Permettez-moi de poser ma question d'une autre façon.

Let me ask my question another way.

Je m'excuse pour ma question stupide tout à l'heure.

I apologize for my stupid question earlier.

— Toni Erdmann (2016)

Votre honneur, je n'ai même pas encore posé ma question.

Your Honor, I haven’t even asked my question yet.

— Chicago (2002)

Ma question fut à peu près ignorée.

My question was pretty much ignored.

Je répète ma question.

I repeat my question.

— Ne le dis à personne (2006)

Ma question est très claire.

My question is very clear.

— Amours chiennes (2000)

D'où ma question.

Hence my question.

Je laissai ma question en suspens.

I left my question hanging.

C'était ma question.

That was my question.

— Happy Together (1997)

Si vous voulez bien attendre ma question plus tard.

If you would please wait for my question later.

— L'Histoire personnelle de David Copperfield (2019)

Puis tu as esquivé ma question sur le tatouage que tu as en haut de la nuque.

Then you dodged my question about the tattoo you have on the back of your neck.

— Alien³ (1992)

Je vais répéter ma question.

I will repeat my question.

— Rebecca (1940)

N'élude pas ma question.

Don't evade my question.

Ma question nécessite une réponse.

My question needs an answer.

Mais, excusez ma question, vous comptiez donc partir sur ce paquebot ?

But forgive me for asking, were you planning to leave on this ocean liner?

Voilà ma question.

That's my question.

Ma question comporte deux volets.

My question has two parts.

— La Famille Tenenbaum (2001)

Ma question ne te surprend pas.

My question doesn’t surprise you.

— Le Ruban blanc (2009)