How to Say “‘chart Paper'” in French

papier graphique
The English phrase 'chart paper' is translated into French as papier graphique.
papier graphique refers to paper printed with a grid of lines, which is used for the purpose of drawing graphs and diagrams.

Did you know?

  • In French classrooms, the large easel pads used for presentations are called papier flipchart or papier canson depending on the brand, rather than papier graphique.
  • While papier graphique is the literal term, a French student might more naturally ask for papier millimétré when looking for the grid paper used in science classes.
  • While English uses 'chart' for both tables and graphs, French distinguishes between un tableau for a table and un graphique for a plotted chart.

Examples in context

  • J'ai besoin de papier graphique pour mon cours.
    I need chart paper for my class.

Example conversation

Nathan and Emma are preparing for a math presentation.

  1. Nathan

    Emma, où est le papier graphique ?
    Emma, where is the chart paper?
  2. Emma

    Il est sur le bureau, Nathan.
    It is on the desk, Nathan.
  3. Nathan

    Est-ce qu'il y en a assez ?
    Is there enough of it?
  4. Emma

    Oui, nous en avons beaucoup.
    Yes, we have plenty.
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