How to Say ‘Which bar are you thinking of?’ in French
Tu penses à quel bar ?
tyoo pahns ah kel BAR
[tyoo pahns ah kel BAR]
💬 Usage Tip: In casual speech the question word can sit at the end: Tu penses à quel bar ? rather than starting with Quel bar. Same pattern: Tu arrives à quelle heure ? "What time are you arriving?".
Phrase Breakdown
Tu penses
tyoo pahns
You're thinking
'Penser à' means 'to think of'. The final 's' of 'penses' is silent.
Tu penses à moi ?
Are you thinking of me?
Words in this phrase
Tu
[tyoo]
you
An informal singular pronoun used to address one person.
Tu travailles dans une start-up ou une grande entreprise ?
Do you work in a start-up or a large company?
penses
[pahns]
think
Form of 'penser' for 'tu'; 'penser à' means to think about or consider.
Tu penses à tes examens ?
Are you thinking about your exams?
à quel bar ?
ah kel BAR
of which bar?
'Quel' means 'which'. It is pronounced like 'kel'.
À quel restaurant ?
At which restaurant?
Words in this phrase
à
[ah]
of / about
After 'penser', 'à' introduces what you are thinking of.
Je pense à mes vacances.
I'm thinking about my holidays.
quel
[kel]
which / what
An interrogative word used to ask for a choice or category.
Dans quel domaine as-tu le plus d'expérience ?
In which field do you have the most experience?
bar
[BAR]
bar
A place serving drinks, or the counter where you order them.
On se retrouve au bar ce soir ?
Shall we meet at the bar tonight?
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