How to Say ‘Easy to read’ in French
Facile à lire
fah-SEEL ah leer
[fah-SEEL ah leer]
💬 Usage Tip: [Facile à lire] means "easy to read," not "easy and reading." French often uses [à] + verb after an adjective this way: [agréable à regarder], [simple à utiliser].
Phrase Breakdown
Facile
[fah-SEEL]
easy
An adjective meaning easy or straightforward.
Ce visuel est facile à lire.
This visual is easy to read.
À lire
ah leer
to read
Used after facile to express that something is easy to read.
Un texte facile à lire.
A text that is easy to read.
Words in this phrase
à
[ah]
to
A preposition used before an infinitive in expressions like 'easy to read'.
Le document est agréable à lire.
The document is pleasant to read.
lire
[leer]
read
The infinitive form of the verb 'to read'.
Le titre est facile à lire de loin.
The title is easy to read from far away.
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