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How to Say ‘For which day?’ in French

Pour quel jour ?

poor kel zhoor

[poor kel zhoor]

💬 Usage Tip: Quel changes spelling to match the word after it, so it becomes quelle with a feminine word: Pour quelle heure ? "For what time?". Both sound the same.

Phrase Breakdown

Pour

[poor]

for

Indicating purpose or reason.

Example

C'est pour toi.

It's for you.

quel

[kel]

which / what

An interrogative word used to ask for a choice or category.

Example

Dans quel domaine as-tu le plus d'expérience ?

In which field do you have the most experience?

jour

[zhoor]

day

The period of 24 hours which starts at midnight.

Example

Chaque jour est une nouvelle opportunité.

Each day is a new opportunity.

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