no that means nothing.
if you want to say "what day is it ?" you should say :
"quel jour sommes-nous ?" or "quel jour est-on ?"
The correct definite article for the French word "papier" is "le." Therefore, it is "le papier," which means "the paper" in English.
the hat is spelled 'le chapeau' in French.
quelle est la date d'aujourd'hui, le combien sommes-nous aujourd'hui, quel jour sommes-nous aujourd'hui are common ways of asking what is the date today? in French.
the day of the year
Which word is missing? (it should be - quel est le mot qui manque?)
le jour, la journée
le jour d'avant, le jour avant
the day is 'le jour' in French. To cease is 'cesser', but you cannot say 'cesser le jour' - you can only say that 'le jour cesse / a cessé'
le jour suivant / le jour d'après
"Le jour" in French means "the day." It is used to refer to a specific day or a timeframe during the day.
Le deuxième jour
le jour means the day - de jour usually means during the day or in the daytime "la mot" is a mistake since "mot" is masculine. My guess is the intended phrase is le mot du jour which means the word of the day.
Le jour de Noël
"Pendant le jour il était ..." means "during the day he was ..." in French.
Avoir un jour agréable, tout le monde! in French is "Have a nice day, everybody!" in English.
'le salon' or 'le séjour' are the French terms for a living room.
le sourire quotidien, le sourire du jour