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How to Say ‘That makes me very happy.’ in French

Ça me fait très plaisir.

sah muh feh treh pleh-zeer

[sah muh feh treh pleh-zeer]

💬 Usage Tip: [Ça me fait plaisir] is a very common pattern for saying something gives you pleasure: swap in another subject, like [Ça lui fait plaisir] or [Votre compliment me fait plaisir].

Phrase Breakdown

Ça

[sah]

that / it

A common demonstrative pronoun meaning "that" or "it" in everyday French.

Example

Ça me surprend parfois.

That surprises me sometimes.

me

[muh]

me / to me

An object pronoun meaning "me" or "to me," used before the verb.

Example

Il me parle souvent.

He talks to me often.

fait

[feh]

makes / does

From the verb "faire"; here it means "makes" in the expression "ça me fait plaisir."

Example

Cette nouvelle me fait sourire.

This news makes me smile.

très

[treh]

very

An adverb meaning "very," used to intensify an adjective or noun phrase.

Example

Je suis très content aujourd’hui.

I am very happy today.

plaisir

[pleh-zeer]

pleasure

A noun meaning "pleasure"; in this phrase it expresses happiness or delight.

Example

C’est un vrai plaisir de vous voir.

It is a real pleasure to see you.

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