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How to Say ‘That you like it’ in French

Que ça te plaise

kuh sah tuh plez

[kuh sah tuh plez]

💬 Usage Tip: After [je suis content(e)] or [je suis heureux / heureuse], French often uses [que] plus another part: [je suis contente que ça te plaise]. It is a handy pattern for "I'm glad that..."

Phrase Breakdown

Que

[kuh]

that

Conjunction introducing a subordinate clause, often meaning 'that'.

Example

Je veux que ça te plaise.

I want you to like it.

ça

[sah]

it / that

Demonstrative pronoun meaning 'it' or 'that'.

Example

J'espère que ça te plaise vraiment.

I hope you really like it.

te

[tuh]

to you

Indirect object pronoun meaning 'to you'.

Example

Je veux que ce cadeau te plaise.

I want you to like this gift.

plaise

[plez]

pleases / may please

Subjunctive form of plaire, used after expressions like 'que'.

Example

Je suis heureuse que ce jardin te plaise.

I am happy that you like this garden.

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