How to Say ‘Which one is it’ in French
C'est laquelle
say eh lah-kell
[say eh lah-kell]
💬 Usage Tip: [Laquelle] means [which one] for a feminine thing, here [la porte]. The form changes with the noun: [lequel] for masculine, [lesquelles] for feminine plural.
Phrase Breakdown
C'
[say]
it
Short for ce in c'est, meaning it or this/that is.
C'est laquelle, la porte pour Lyon ?
Which one is it, the gate for Lyon?
est
[eh]
is
Form of être used in c'est, meaning it is.
C'est laquelle, la bonne file ?
Which one is it, the right line?
laquelle
[lah-kell]
which one
Used to ask which specific one among several options.
C'est laquelle, la porte d'embarquement ?
Which one is it, the boarding gate?
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