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What is the plural of Quelle?

Quelle (or quelles in the plural) is an interrogative adjective (which? which ones?) or exclamation. It agrees in gender and number with the noun it describes (quel, quelle, quels, quelles). Quel parfum de glace vous voulez ? ? Which ice cream flavor would you like? Quelle est la solution? ? What's the solution?

What are the four forms of Quel?

Quel is an interrogative French adjective that means which or what. Like most adjectives, it has four forms: masculine singular ( quel) and plural ( quels ), and feminine singular ( quelle) and plural ( quelles ). The following examples show all four forms in action: Quel jour sommes-nous? ( What day is it?) Quelle heure est-il? ( What time is it?)

How do you use Quel in French?

In French, however, one does not have this option. The French equivalent of which, quel, must be used whenever you are choosing between two or more nouns. Like all French adjectives, quel has to agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies. Scroll down to the bottom to see our table with all the forms of quel.

What is the difference between Quel and N'importe?

Quel idiot ! > What a fool ! Quel sale temps ! > What terrible weather ! Quel plus a noun can be replaced by the interrogative pronoun lequel ("which," "which one"). Quel is used in n'importe quel ("whichever," "whatever," "any") and other expressions with n'importe .