How to Say ‘What type of rollerblading?’ in French
Quel type de roller ?
kel teep duh roh-LER
[kel teep duh roh-LER]
💬 Usage Tip: Roller means inline skating as a whole, not only the skates. You "do" it with faire du roller rather than using a verb like "to skate".
Phrase Breakdown
Quel type
kel teep
What type / which kind
'Quel' asks 'which/what'. Say 'kèl teep'.
Quel type de musique ?
What type of music?
Words in this phrase
Quel
[kel]
which / what
An interrogative word used to ask for a choice or category.
Dans quel domaine as-tu le plus d'expérience ?
In which field do you have the most experience?
type
[teep]
type; kind
Refers to a category or kind of thing.
Le type de culture aide à décrire l'ambiance d'une entreprise.
"The type of culture" helps describe the atmosphere of a company.
de roller ?
duh roh-LER
of rollerblading?
Say 'de ro-lèr' with rising intonation for the question.
Tu fais de roller ? — non, du roller !
(Note: after 'type', use 'de', not 'du'.)
Words in this phrase
de
[duh]
of
Expressing the relationship between part and a whole.
Un verre de lait.
A glass of milk.
roller
[roh-LER]
inline skating
Masculine noun for the sport of inline skating.
Le roller est populaire à Paris.
Inline skating is popular in Paris.
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