What is your address in French?

Answer 1

In French, to ask 'where do you live?' , you say:

Tu habites où?

To answer, you can give the number you live in, the suburb or street etc.

J'habite au numéro ____ rue _________.

J'habite à la France.

(numéro is number and

rue is street, road, suburb etc.

à is at/ in)

Answer 2

Monsieur Smith

Département Sept

Appartement Quatre

Rue Smith

France (insert postcode/zip number here)

Mr Smith

Department 7 (France has areas which they call departments).

Apartment Four

Street Smith

France (insert postcode/zip number here)

Answer 3

Quelle est ton adresse? informally and Quelle est votre adresse? formally are French equivalents of the English phrase "What is your address?" The choice depends upon whether the speaker/listener interactions are informally among family members, friends, and peer or formally among strangers or with those senior in age, rank or status. The respective pronunciation will be "kel-ley to-na-dres" informally and "kel-ley vo-tra-dres" formally in French.

Answer 4

Address is spelles 'une adresse' (with a single 'd') in French. The meaning of the word is exactly the same as the English word.

Answer 5

Quelle est ton adresse means "what is your address?" in French. (Mind the single d in 'adresse'.)

Answer 6

"une adresse"