How to Say ‘It's about the chart.’ in French
C'est pour le graphique.
s eh poor luh gra-FEEK
[s eh poor luh gra-FEEK]
💬 Usage Tip: Here pour means "about" or "regarding", not "for". You can reuse it to announce a topic: C'est pour la réunion "It's about the meeting".
Phrase Breakdown
C'est pour
s eh poor
It's about / It's for
Introduces the reason or the topic. 'C'est' sounds like 'say', and the 'r' of 'pour' is soft and throaty.
C'est pour toi.
It's for you.
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.
pour
[poor]
for
Indicating purpose or reason.
C'est pour toi.
It's for you.
le graphique.
luh gra-FEEK
the chart.
'Graphique' sounds like 'gra-feek'. The 'ph' is said as 'f'.
Regarde le graphique.
Look at the chart.
Words in this phrase
le
[luh]
the
Used as a function word to indicate a noun and to mark the noun as definite.
Le chat noir.
The black cat.
graphique
[gra-FEEK]
chart, graph
A masculine noun for a visual display of data.
Le graphique montre les résultats.
The chart shows the results.
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