How to Say ‘This way is faster.’ in French
Par ici, c'est plus rapide.
par ee-see suh eh ploos rah-pehd
[par ee-see suh eh ploos rah-pehd]
Phrase Breakdown
Par ici,
par ee-see
This way,
Means 'this way' or 'through here'. Link the words: 'pa-ree-SEE'.
Par ici, s'il vous plaît.
This way, please.
Words in this phrase
Par
[par]
through / via (which way)
With 'où' it asks which direction to take to reach a place.
Passez par la place.
Go through the square.
ici
[ee-see]
here
This place or location.
Restons ici pour un moment.
Let's stay here for a while.
c'est plus rapide.
suh eh ploos rah-pehd
it's faster.
'Plus rapide' means 'faster'. Keep the 's' of 'plus' silent.
En taxi, c'est plus rapide.
By taxi, it's faster.
Words in this phrase
c'
[suh]
It
Used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.
C'est incroyable.
It is incredible.
est
[eh]
is
Third person singular present of be.
C'est important.
It is important.
plus
[ploos]
More
An adverb used to indicate a greater degree or extent of something.
Cet endroit est plus intéressant la nuit.
This place is more interesting at night.
rapide
[rah-pehd]
Quick
Something done swiftly or promptly.
J'ai mangé un repas rapide.
I had a quick meal.
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