How to Say ‘I'll prepare that for you.’ in French
Je vous prépare ça.
zhuh voo pray-pahr sah
[zhuh voo pray-pahr sah]
🇫🇷 In France: In a store, [Je vous prépare ça.] means the person is going to get the item ready for you right now. It sounds attentive and service-minded, not formal or stiff.
Phrase Breakdown
Je
[zhuh]
I
Subject pronoun meaning I; used by the speaker to describe their action.
Je vous prépare ça tout de suite.
I'll get that ready for you right away.
vous
[voo]
you
Object pronoun meaning you, often polite in customer service situations.
Je vous prépare ça tout de suite.
I'll get that ready for you right away.
prépare
[pray-pahr]
prepare
Verb form meaning prepare or get ready; here it means getting the item ready.
Je vous prépare ça tout de suite.
I'll get that ready for you right away.
ça
[sah]
that / it
Informal word meaning that or it, referring to the requested item.
Je vous prépare ça tout de suite.
I'll get that ready for you right away.
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