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How to Say ‘It is pleasant to work in the garden.’ in French

C’est agréable de travailler dans le jardin.

s eh ah-gray-abl duh trah-vy-yay dahn luh zhar-dan

[s eh ah-gray-abl duh trah-vy-yay dahn luh zhar-dan]

💬 Usage Tip: This whole sentence uses a classic French structure: c’est + adjective + de + infinitive. Great model phrase to reuse: C’est difficile de…, C’est important de…, etc.

🇫🇷 In France: A jardin can mean anything from a backyard patch to a serious vegetable garden. In France, growing tomatoes, herbs, and courgettes at home is very popular.

Phrase Breakdown

C’est agréable

s eh ah-gray-abl

It is pleasant

Introduces a general opinion or feeling.

Example

C’est agréable de marcher ici.

It is pleasant to walk here.

Words in this phrase

C’

[s]

it

Short form of « ce » before a vowel; in « c’est » it means “it/this.”

Example

Dans C’est agréable de travailler dans le jardin., « C’ » introduit l’idée générale.

In “It’s pleasant to work in the garden,” “C’” introduces the general idea.

est

[eh]

is

Form of « être » meaning “is” in the expression « c’est ».

Example

Dans C’est agréable de travailler dans le jardin., « est » relie le sujet à l’adjectif.

In “It’s pleasant to work in the garden,” “est” links the subject to the adjective.

agréable

[ah-gray-abl]

pleasant

Adjective meaning pleasant, nice, or enjoyable.

Example

Dans C’est agréable de travailler dans le jardin., « agréable » donne une impression positive.

In “It’s pleasant to work in the garden,” “agréable” gives a positive impression.

de travailler

duh trah-vy-yay

to work

Infinitive phrase after "agréable de"; smooth linking in French.

Example

C’est agréable de travailler dehors.

It is pleasant to work outside.

Words in this phrase

de

[duh]

to / of

Preposition used before the infinitive « travailler ».

Example

Dans C’est agréable de travailler dans le jardin., « de » introduit l’action.

In “It’s pleasant to work in the garden,” “de” introduces the action.

travailler

[trah-vy-yay]

to work

Infinitive verb meaning to work.

Example

Dans C’est agréable de travailler dans le jardin., « travailler » est l’action décrite.

In “It’s pleasant to work in the garden,” “travailler” is the action being described.

dans le jardin

dahn luh zhar-dan

in the garden

Location phrase telling where the work happens.

Example

Je lis dans le jardin.

I read in the garden.

Words in this phrase

dans

[dahn]

in

Preposition meaning “in” or “inside.”

Example

Dans C’est agréable de travailler dans le jardin., « dans » indique le lieu.

In “It’s pleasant to work in the garden,” “dans” indicates the place.

le

[luh]

the

Masculine singular definite article meaning “the.”

Example

Dans C’est agréable de travailler dans le jardin., « le » accompagne « jardin ».

In “It’s pleasant to work in the garden,” “le” goes with “jardin.”

jardin

[zhar-dan]

garden

Noun meaning garden, a place where plants grow.

Example

Dans C’est agréable de travailler dans le jardin., « jardin » nomme l’endroit.

In “It’s pleasant to work in the garden,” “jardin” names the place.

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