How to Say ‘Faster’ in French
Plus rapide
ploo ra-peed
[ploo ra-peed]
💬 Usage Tip: [Plus] changes sound a lot in French. In [plus rapide], you usually hear the final [s] because the next word starts with a consonant: (plu rah-peed).
Phrase Breakdown
Plus
[ploo]
more
Used in comparisons to show a greater degree.
Cette route est plus rapide le soir.
This route is faster in the evening.
rapide
[ra-peed]
fast / quicker
Describes something that is quick or faster.
Un trajet plus rapide coûte parfois plus cher.
A quicker trip sometimes costs more.
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