How to Say ‘Would four percent be possible?’ in French
Quatre pour cent, c'est possible ?
KAH-truh poor sahn suh eh poh-SEE-bluh
[KAH-truh poor sahn suh eh poh-SEE-bluh]
💬 Usage Tip: Name the thing, then add c'est possible ? to turn it into a gentle request. For example, Mardi, c'est possible ? "Would Tuesday be possible?".
Phrase Breakdown
Quatre pour cent,
KAH-truh poor sahn
Four percent
This is the proposal. Say 'katr' quickly, then pause slightly.
Quatre pour cent, c'est bien.
Four percent is good.
Words in this phrase
Quatre
[KAH-truh]
four
The number 4.
Nous sommes quatre.
There are four of us.
pour
[poor]
per
In 'pour cent' it means 'per', forming 'percent'.
Quatre pour cent de hausse.
A four percent rise.
cent
[sahn]
hundred
With 'pour' it forms 'pour cent', meaning percent.
Six pour cent, c'est trop.
Six percent is too much.
c'est possible ?
suh eh poh-SEE-bluh
is that possible?
A polite question. Raise your voice on the final syllable '-ssible'.
Partir plus tôt, c'est possible ?
Leaving earlier, is that possible?
Words in this phrase
c'
[suh]
It
Used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.
C'est incroyable.
It is incredible.
est
[eh]
is
Third person singular present of be.
C'est important.
It is important.
possible
[poh-SEE-bluh]
possible
Adjective meaning something can be done.
Ce n'est pas possible aujourd'hui.
It's not possible today.
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