No. 455 in French
quant
"Quant" in French means "as for" or "regarding."
In a sentence
Quant à moi, je préfère le thé au café.
As for me, I prefer tea to coffee.
Here, 'quant' is used in the expression 'quant à' to introduce a new focus or perspective, emphasizing a personal preference or opinion.
Quant à savoir si elle viendra, je n'ai aucune idée.
As for knowing whether she will come, I have no idea.
In this sentence, 'quant à' is used to approach a topic of speculation or doubt, shifting to a conjectural point.
Il faudra étudier sérieusement, quant à réussir l'examen.
It is necessary to study seriously, in order to pass the exam.
The word 'quant' is applied to address a specific condition or aspect related to achieving a goal.
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