How to Say ‘The chart will be easy to read.’ in French
Le graphique sera facile à lire.
luh grah-FEEK suh-RAH fah-SEEL ah leer
[luh grah-FEEK suh-RAH fah-SEEL ah leer]
Phrase Breakdown
Le
[luh]
the
A masculine singular definite article used before a specific noun.
Le graphique montre une tendance claire.
The chart shows a clear trend.
graphique
[grah-FEEK]
chart
A noun meaning a chart or graph used to present information visually.
Le graphique compare deux chiffres.
The chart compares two figures.
sera
[suh-RAH]
will be
Future tense of 'être' meaning something will be in the future.
Le résultat sera plus clair demain.
The result will be clearer tomorrow.
facile
[fah-SEEL]
easy
An adjective meaning easy or not difficult.
Le schéma semble facile à suivre.
The diagram seems easy to follow.
À lire
ah leer
to read
Infinitive phrase used after facile to mean easy to read.
Facile à lire
Easy to read
Words in this phrase
à
[ah]
to
A preposition used before an infinitive, often translated as 'to' in English.
Ce texte est facile à résumer.
This text is easy to summarize.
lire
[leer]
read
The infinitive verb meaning 'to read'.
Le rapport est agréable à lire.
The report is pleasant to read.
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