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French Phrase

C'est quoi ton équipe préférée ?

/sɛ kwa tɔ̃ ekip pʁefeʁe/
Meaning"What’s your favorite team?"
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Meaning

Literally, "What is your favorite team?" It is used to ask someone which sports, e‑sports, or any other kind of team they support the most.

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When to use

Use this informal phrase in casual conversation with friends, classmates, or teammates when you want to know their favorite sports club, national team, or e‑sports squad. It’s perfect for coffee‑shop chats, online gaming lobbies, or after‑match discussions.

Grammar Breakdown

C'estquoitonéquipepréférée?

1

C'est

Contraction of "ce est" used for identification; in questions it introduces the subject.

2

quoi

Interrogative pronoun placed after "c'est" in informal spoken French to mean "what".

3

ton

Possessive adjective for "your" (singular, familiar). It agrees in gender and number with the noun that follows.

4

équipe

Feminine noun meaning "team"; takes the article "l'" before a vowel.

5

préférée

Feminine form of the adjective "préféré"; must agree with the feminine noun "équipe".

🗨In Conversation

A

C'est quoi ton équipe préférée ?

What’s your favorite team?

J'adore le Paris Saint‑Germain, et toi ?

I love Paris Saint‑Germain, and you?

B

Common Mistakes

  • Quel est ton équipe préférée ?

    "Quel" must agree with the gender of the noun; "équipe" is feminine, so you need "Quelle".

  • C'est quel équipe préférée ?

    In spoken French we say "C'est quoi", not "C'est quel"; the latter sounds ungrammatical.

  • C'est quoi ton équipe préféré ?

    The adjective must match the feminine noun, so it should be "préférée".

Alternatives

  • Quelle est ton équipe préférée ?

    Which is your favorite team?

  • Quelle équipe préfères‑tu ?

    Which team do you prefer?

  • Quel est ton club favori ?

    What is your favorite club?

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Cultural Tip

In everyday French, "C'est quoi…" is a very common, colloquial way to ask "What is…?" It sounds friendly but would be considered too informal in a business meeting or a written email, where you’d use "Quelle est…" instead. Also, remember that "ton" is used with people you know well; with strangers or in formal settings, switch to "votre".