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How to Say β€˜And for the bars?’ in French

Et pour les barres ?

ay poor lay bahr

[ay poor lay bahr]

Phrase Breakdown

Et

[ay]

and

A conjunction used here to continue the discussion with another topic.

Example

Et pour les barres, que proposes-tu ?

And for the bars, what do you suggest?

Pour les barres ?

poor lay bahr

For the bars?

Asks about the bars in the chart; barres can mean bar charts or bars/columns depending on context.

Example

Et pour les barres ?

And for the bars?

Words in this phrase

pour

[poor]

for

A preposition used to introduce the subject being discussed.

Example

Et pour les barres, on choisit quelle forme ?

And for the bars, which shape do we choose?

les

[lay]

the

A plural definite article used with plural nouns.

Example

Et pour les barres, la couleur change aussi ?

And for the bars, does the color also change?

barres

[bahr]

bars

A plural noun referring to the rectangular elements in a bar chart.

Example

Et pour les barres, la hauteur montre la valeur.

And for the bars, the height shows the value.

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