How to Say ‘Which languages do you speak?’ in French
Vous parlez quelles langues ?
voo par-LAY kel lahng
[voo par-LAY kel lahng]
💬 Usage Tip: In spoken French, the question word can sit at the end of a normal sentence, as with quelles langues here. Raise your voice at the end to make it a question.
Phrase Breakdown
Vous parlez
voo par-LAY
You speak
The formal 'you' form of 'parler'. The '-ez' ending sounds like 'ay': 'voo par-lay'.
Vous parlez bien.
You speak well.
Words in this phrase
Vous
[voo]
you
Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.
Vous aimez le film?
Do you like the movie?
parlez
[par-LAY]
speak
Form of 'parler' (to speak) used with 'vous'.
Vous parlez très bien.
You speak very well.
quelles langues ?
kel lahng
which languages?
'Quelles' is feminine plural to match 'langues', but it sounds the same as 'quel': 'kel lahng'.
Quelles langues étudiez-vous ?
Which languages do you study?
Words in this phrase
quelles
[kel]
what / which
Feminine plural question word agreeing with a feminine plural noun.
Quelles couleurs aimes-tu ?
Which colors do you like?
langues
[lahng]
languages
Plural of 'langue', a spoken language (also means tongue).
J'apprends deux langues.
I am learning two languages.
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