How to say “which” in French

Bonjour! If you’re learning French, it’s important to know how to ask questions and “which” is a common word used in questions. In this blog post, we’ll explore different ways to say “which” in French, so you can use this important vocabulary word in your conversations.

1. “Quel”: The most common way to say “which” in French is “quel.” For example, “Quel livre voulez-vous?” (Which book do you want?)
2. “Lequel”: “Lequel” is also used to say “which” in French, often used when referring to a specific object. For example, “Lequel de ces films avez-vous vu?” (Which of these movies have you seen?)
3. “Laquelle”: “Laquelle” is used to say “which” in French when referring to a feminine object. For example, “Laquelle de ces robes préférez-vous?” (Which of these dresses do you prefer?)
4. “Lesquels”: “Lesquels” is used to say “which” in French when referring to multiple masculine objects. For example, “Lesquels de ces livres avez-vous lus?” (Which of these books have you read?)
5. “Lesquelles”: “Lesquelles” is used to say “which” in French when referring to multiple feminine objects. For example, “Lesquelles de ces fleurs aimez-vous?” (Which of these flowers do you like?)

With these options in mind, you can ask questions using “which” in French with confidence! À bientôt!

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