How to Say ‘That sounds great.’ in French
Ça a l'air super.
sah ah l' ehr soo-PEHR
[sah ah l' ehr soo-PEHR]
💬 Usage Tip: Avoir l'air means "to seem" or "to look". It works with any adjective: Ça a l'air intéressant "That looks interesting".
Phrase Breakdown
Ça a l'air
sah ah l' ehr
That seems / That looks
'Avoir l'air' means 'to seem'. Glide through the two A sounds: 'sa-a-lair'.
Ça a l'air bon.
That looks good.
Words in this phrase
Ça
[sah]
it / that
Demonstrative pronoun meaning 'it' or 'that'.
J'espère que ça te plaise vraiment.
I hope you really like it.
a
[ah]
has
Used with a past participle to form the present perfect tense.
Elle a visité Paris.
She has visited Paris.
l'
[l']
the
Used before singular when the item is known.
L'homme est là.
The man is there.
air
[ehr]
look / appearance
Part of the expression 'avoir l’air,' meaning the impression one gives.
Je croyais pourtant avoir l'air très sérieux ce soir, c’était mon plan de départ.
I thought I looked very serious tonight, that was my original plan.
super.
soo-PEHR
great.
A casual word for 'great'. Say 'su-pair' with a French U.
C'est super !
It's great!
Words in this phrase
super
[soo-PEHR]
great
Used to express approval.
C'est super!
That's great!
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