How to Say ‘My business card’ in French
Ma carte de visite
mah kart duh vee-zeet
[mah kart duh vee-zeet]
💬 Usage Tip: Word for word this is "visit card", but it simply means business card.
🇫🇷 In France: Paper business cards are still commonly exchanged at French professional events, often alongside a LinkedIn connection.
Phrase Breakdown
Ma carte
mah kart
My card
'Ma' is used because 'carte' is feminine. Say it 'ma kart'.
J'ai oublié ma carte.
I forgot my card.
Words in this phrase
Ma
[mah]
My
Possessive adjective indicating ownership or association.
Ma maison est bleue.
My house is blue.
carte
[kart]
card
Refers to a bank card or credit/debit card.
Ma carte fonctionne très bien.
My card works very well.
de visite
duh vee-zeet
business (literally 'of visit')
'Carte de visite' means business card. Say 'visite' as 'vee-zeet'.
Vous avez une carte de visite ?
Do you have a business card?
Words in this phrase
de
[duh]
of
Expressing the relationship between part and a whole.
Un verre de lait.
A glass of milk.
visite
[vee-zeet]
visit
A short social visit, often to someone's home.
Une petite visite à la maison ferait plaisir aux enfants.
A short visit at home would make the children happy.
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