English Translation
What’s my room number?
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[generally & MATHEMATICS] nombre m
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[as identifier] numéro m
©Larousse 2014
What’s my room number?
[generally & MATHEMATICS] nombre m
[as identifier] numéro m
©Larousse 2014
Hi @corgwin24,
The French translation should be:
Even more natural to me:
When do we use “Lequel”? Like most words, it can be used in several ways…
I think the most common usage is as an interrogative pronoun, typically when there is a choice to be made between 2 (or a few) specific things.
Suppose you’re buying a new phone. There is a black one and a blue one. The seller could ask you:
If there are only two options, they might even say:
Lequel is used in place of masculine nouns. We also have laquelle for feminine nouns (and lesquels/lesquelles for plural).
It can also be used with people, I guess, but it is far less common.
Thanks for the clarification! That helps.