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French Phrase

C'est sur ton reçu d'envoi.

/sɛ syʁ tɔ̃ ʁə.sy dɑ̃.vwa/
Meaning"It's on your shipping receipt."
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Meaning

This sentence tells someone that the information they are looking for can be found on their shipping receipt, such as a tracking number, address, or date of dispatch.

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When to use

Use it in customer‑service or informal contexts when a person asks where a piece of information is located. It works well in stores, post offices, or online chat support when guiding a client to look at their receipt.

Grammar Breakdown

C'estsurtonreçud'envoi.

1

C'est

Contraction of "ce" + "est" used to point out or identify something.

2

sur

Preposition meaning "on" or "upon"; followed by a noun.

3

ton

Informal singular possessive adjective meaning "your"; agrees in gender and number with the noun.

4

reçu d'envoi

Compound noun; "reçu" (receipt) + "d'" (elided "de") + "envoi" (shipping). The noun "envoi" stays masculine singular.

5

Elision d'

The preposition "de" becomes "d'" before a vowel or mute h, as in "d'envoi".

🗨In Conversation

A

Où est le numéro de suivi de mon colis ?

Where is the tracking number for my package?

C'est sur ton reçu d'envoi.

It's on your shipping receipt.

B

Common Mistakes

  • C'est sur ton reçu d'envoie.

    "Envoie" is the verb form (to send). The noun you need is "envoi" (shipment).

  • C'est sur votre reçu d'envoi.

    If you keep the informal "ton", you must not switch to the formal "votre" in the same sentence; choose one register.

  • C'est sur le ton reçu d'envoi.

    The order of words matters; "ton" must precede the noun, not follow it.

Alternatives

  • Il se trouve sur ton reçu d'envoi.

    It is found on your shipping receipt.

  • Tu le trouveras sur ton reçu d'envoi.

    You will find it on your shipping receipt.

  • C'est indiqué sur ton reçu d'envoi.

    It's indicated on your shipping receipt.

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Cultural Tip

In France, the document confirming a parcel’s dispatch is usually called a "reçu d'envoi" or "reçu d'expédition". When speaking formally or to a stranger, replace the informal "ton" with the polite "votre" (C'est sur votre reçu d'envoi). The phrase is common in post offices, courier services, and online order confirmations.