"Ne lisez pas cette phrase."

Translation: Do not read that sentence.

[mcibej]

The second self-referential one I've come across :) Nice.

[Avistew]

Actually, since it's "that", not "this", my interpretation is of a teacher telling a student: "Okay, read the text out loud, but don't read that sentence" (pointing out to a sentence from the text).

[m.tastic]

«ce» can mean "that" or "this".

[cjmeyer96]

La phrase au-dessous est vraie

La phrase au-dessus est fausse

[ArpsTnd]

Why not ci-dess(o)us?

[nathanhnash]

Ne pensez pas à un elephant

[PeaceJoyPancakes]

Impossible.

[Daleswords]

I put, "Don't read this phrase." Rejected even though phrase and sentence are both in the tool-tip suggestions. In English they have different meanings. Does Cette Phrase refer to both or just sentence?

[Agonisti]

Yeah, I would like to know this as well, since my translation with "phrase" was rejected too.

[Roody-Roo]

• The sentence = La phrase

• The phrase = La locution, l'expression

https://www.wordreference.com/enfr/phrase

[carolekolb]

I did read this sentence! I'm such a rebel.