How to Say ‘It's vintage.’ in French
Elle est vintage.
el eh veen-TAHZH
[el eh veen-TAHZH]
💬 Usage Tip: Elle means "it" here, not "she." French uses elle for any feminine word, and la veste is feminine.
Phrase Breakdown
Elle
[el]
she / it
A subject pronoun for a female person or sometimes an object.
Elle est fatiguée après la journée.
She is tired after the day.
est
[eh]
is
Third person singular present of be.
C'est important.
It is important.
vintage
[veen-TAHZH]
vintage
Describes old, second-hand items with retro style; borrowed from English.
J'aime les robes vintage.
I like vintage dresses.
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