How to Say ‘Which class is she in?’ in French
Elle est dans quelle classe ?
el eh dahn kel klahs
[el eh dahn kel klahs]
💬 Usage Tip: In casual French you can ask a question just by raising your voice at the end, without flipping word order. Elle est où ? "Where is she?" works the same way.
Phrase Breakdown
Elle est
el eh
She is
Link the two words: eh-LAY.
Elle est très gentille.
She is very kind.
Words in this phrase
Elle
[el]
She
Subject pronoun for feminine singular.
Elle habite à Paris.
She lives in Paris.
est
[eh]
is
Third person singular present of be.
C'est important.
It is important.
dans quelle classe ?
dahn kel klahs
in which class?
Say dahn kel KLASS, rising at the end.
Ta fille est dans quelle classe ?
Which class is your daughter in?
Words in this phrase
dans
[dahn]
In
Indicates inclusion within space or limits.
Dans la maison, c'était calme.
In the house, it was quiet.
quelle
[kel]
which
Used to specify one or more items.
Quelle couleur préférez-vous?
Which color do you prefer?
classe
[klahs]
class
School class; together with salle de, it forms classroom.
Devant la salle de classe, on organise notre travail.
In front of the classroom, we're organizing our work.
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