How to Say ‘Is Thursday possible?’ in French
Jeudi, c'est possible ?
zhuh-DEE s eh po-see-bluh
[zhuh-DEE s eh po-see-bluh]
💬 Usage Tip: Say the day or time first, then add c'est possible ?. Swap it freely: Lundi, c'est possible ? "Is Monday possible?"
Phrase Breakdown
Jeudi,
zhuh-DEE
Thursday,
Day of the week, said without an article. Say 'zhuh-DEE'.
Je travaille jeudi.
I work on Thursday.
Words in this phrase
Jeudi
[zhuh-DEE]
Thursday
The fourth day of the week, named after Jupiter.
On se voit jeudi soir.
See you Thursday evening.
c'est possible ?
s eh po-see-bluh
is it possible?
Rising intonation turns this into a question.
Ce soir, c'est possible ?
Tonight, is that possible?
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.
possible
[po-see-bluh]
possible
Means possible; used to soften and make the request practical.
Vous pouvez me laisser le plus près possible, même si vous ne pouvez pas aller plus loin ?
Can you drop me off as close as possible, even if you can't go farther?
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