"Quel mois sommes-nous" is a French expression that translates to "What month are we in?" It is used to inquire about the current month or to confirm the date.
Demain, c'est [insérer le jour de la semaine].
To ask "What day is today?" in French, you would say "Quel jour sommes-nous aujourd'hui ?"
"What month do you prefer?"
aujourd'hui nous sommes le jeudi 1er avril.
In French, you would say "Quel est le mois ?" to ask "What is the month?"
nous sommes aujourd'hui (lundi, mardi, etc...)quel jour sommes-nous aujourd'hui ?
C'est quel mois means 'what month is it?'
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.
Demain, c'est [insérer le jour de la semaine].
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 ?"
To ask "What day is today?" in French, you would say "Quel jour sommes-nous aujourd'hui ?"
what month isn't there
"What month do you prefer?"
quel est le mois = what is the month tv = television aller au parc = to go to the park
aujourd'hui nous sommes le jeudi 1er avril.
In French, you would say "Quel est le mois ?" to ask "What is the month?"
Nous sommes quel jour aujourd'hui, On est quel jour aujourd'hui, Quel jour est-on aujourd'hui, and Quel jour sommes-nous aujourd'hui? are French equivalents of the English phrase "What day is today?" Context makes clear whether the colloquial, conversational, friendly, informal "One is what day today?" (case 1) or "We're (at) what day today?" (example 2) or the more standard "What day is one (at) today?" (example 3) and "What day are we (at) today?" (instance 4) suit. The respective pronunciations will be "noo sum kel zhoor o-zhoor-dwee," "o-ney kel zhoor o-zhoor-dwee," "kel zhoo-rey-to-zhoor-dwee" and "kel zhoor sum-noo o-zhoor-dwee" in French.