How to Say ‘I will do that right away.’ in French
Je fais ça tout de suite.
zhuh feh sah too duh sweet
[zhuh feh sah too duh sweet]
💬 Usage Tip: French often uses the present tense for something about to happen, where English would say "will": [Je fais ça tout de suite.] = "I'll do that right away." You'll see the same in [j'arrive] for "I'm coming / I'll be right there."
Phrase Breakdown
Je
[zhuh]
I
The subject pronoun used for yourself.
Je fais ça tout de suite pour payer la course.
I’m doing that right away to pay the fare.
fais
[feh]
do; make
A present-tense form of faire meaning 'do' or 'make.'
Je fais ça tout de suite avec mon téléphone.
I’m doing that right away with my phone.
ça
[sah]
that; it
Refers to the thing being discussed or requested.
Je fais ça tout de suite, ne vous inquiétez pas.
I’m doing that right away, don’t worry.
Tout de suite
too duh sweet
right away / immediately
Means without delay, at once.
Je reviens tout de suite.
I'll be right back.
Words in this phrase
tout
[too]
all; everything
Part of the fixed expression 'tout de suite,' meaning immediately.
Je fais ça tout de suite après avoir trouvé ma carte.
I’m doing that right away after finding my card.
de
[duh]
of; from
A common preposition; here it belongs to the phrase 'tout de suite.'
Je fais ça tout de suite pour terminer le paiement.
I’m doing that right away to finish the payment.
suite
[sweet]
following; sequence
Used in the expression 'tout de suite' to mean 'right away.'
Je fais ça tout de suite au lieu de payer en espèces.
I’m doing that right away instead of paying cash.
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