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How to Say ‘What page is it?’ in French

C'est quelle page ?

say eh kel pahzh

[say eh kel pahzh]

💬 Usage Tip: French often says [C'est quelle page ?] where English says 'What page is it?' The pattern [C'est quel/quelle... ?] is very useful: [C'est quelle salle ?] means 'Which room is it?'

Phrase Breakdown

C'

[say]

it

Shortened form of ce before a vowel; used in very common expressions like c'est.

Example

Dans « C'est quelle page ? », « C' » commence l'expression « c'est ».

In “What page is it?”, “C'” begins the expression “c'est”.

est

[eh]

is

Form of être used in c'est, a very common way to say 'it is' or 'this is'.

Example

Dans la question « C'est quelle page ? », « est » veut dire « is ».

In the question “What page is it?”, “est” means “is”.

quelle

[kel]

which

Question word used to ask for identification, here asking for a page number.

Example

L'élève demande « quelle » dans la phrase « C'est quelle page ? »

The student asks “which” in the sentence “What page is it?”

page

[pahzh]

page

A sheet or numbered side in a book or notebook.

Example

Dans « C'est quelle page ? », « page » parle du livre de classe.

In “What page is it?”, “page” refers to the class book.

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