How to Say ‘What's your account?’ in French
C'est quoi, ton compte ?
s eh kwah tohn KOHNT
[s eh kwah tohn KOHNT]
💬 Usage Tip: C'est quoi, ...? is the everyday way to ask "what's...?", with the thing tacked on at the end. Try C'est quoi, ton nom ? "What's your name?"
Phrase Breakdown
C'est quoi,
s eh kwah
What is
This is a casual spoken way to ask 'what is…?'. Say 'say KWA'.
C'est quoi, ça ?
What's that?
Words in this phrase
C'
[s]
it / this
"C'" stands for "ce" and means "it" or "this" in expressions like "c'est."
C'est agréable de parler avec une équipe accueillante.
It's pleasant to speak with a welcoming team.
est
[eh]
is
Third person singular present of be.
C'est important.
It is important.
quoi
[kwah]
what
Question word for 'what', often placed at the end in casual speech.
Tu manges quoi ?
What are you eating?
ton compte ?
tohn KOHNT
your account?
'Ton' is the informal 'your'. In 'compte', the 'p' is silent: 'kohnt'.
J'ai vu ton compte.
I saw your account.
Words in this phrase
ton
[tohn]
your
A possessive form of you, indicating ownership.
Ton ami est ici.
Your friend is here.
compte
[KOHNT]
account
Noun for a user profile on social media or a bank account.
J'ai un compte Instagram.
I have an Instagram account.
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