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How to Say ‘That's adorable.’ in French

C'est adorable.

say eh ah-doh-rahbl

[say eh ah-doh-rahbl]

🇫🇷 In France: At a bar, [C'est adorable.] sounds warm and light if you mean a detail like someone's smile, laugh, or accessory. For an adult's overall look, locals often go for something more specific like [J'aime bien votre veste].

Phrase Breakdown

C'

[say]

it / this

Contracted form of « ce », used in « c'est » to mean « it is » or « this is ».

Example

Dans « C'est adorable. », « C' » introduit ce que tu trouves mignon.

In “C'est adorable.”, “C'” introduces what you find cute.

est

[eh]

is

Form of the verb « être » used in « c'est » meaning « is ».

Example

Dans « C'est adorable. », « est » sert à dire que quelque chose est adorable.

In “C'est adorable.”, “est” is used to say that something is adorable.

adorable

[ah-doh-rahbl]

adorable / cute

A warm, genuine adjective to compliment someone's style, gesture, or look.

Example

Quand tu dis « C'est adorable. », « adorable » souligne un style charmant et touchant.

When you say “C'est adorable.”, “adorable” highlights a charming and touching style.

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