How do you write what I look like in French?

You can't directly translate "what I look like" into French to describe your appearance. Instead, you need to use phrases that convey the same meaning. Here are some options:

Formal:

* À quoi ressemble-t-on? (What does one look like?)

* Quelle est mon apparence? (What is my appearance?)

Informal:

* Comment je suis? (How am I?)

* À quoi je ressemble? (What do I look like?)

* Je suis comment? (What am I like?)

To describe your appearance in French, you would then follow one of these phrases with a description of your physical features, such as:

* Je suis grand(e) et mince. (I am tall and thin.)

* J'ai les cheveux bruns et les yeux bleus. (I have brown hair and blue eyes.)

* Je porte des lunettes. (I wear glasses.)

* Je suis de peau mate. (I have olive skin.)

For example:

* À quoi je ressemble? Je suis petite et corpulente, j'ai les cheveux blonds et les yeux verts. (What do I look like? I am short and stocky, I have blonde hair and green eyes.)

Remember to adjust the formality and the level of detail based on the context and your relationship with the person you are talking to.