How to Say ‘If she feels like it’ in French
Si ça lui dit
see sah lwee dee
[see sah lwee dee]
💬 Usage Tip: This is the same dire trick as ça vous dirait: ça me dit means "I feel like it". Swap the person to change who feels like it, as in si ça te dit "if you feel like it".
Phrase Breakdown
Si ça
see sah
if it / if that
'Si' means 'if' and 'ça' means 'that'. Both are crisp, open syllables: 'see sa'.
Si ça marche, tant mieux.
If it works, great.
Words in this phrase
Si
[see]
if
A condition or supposition.
Si tu le vois, dis-lui bonjour.
If you see him, say hello.
ça
[sah]
that / it
Demonstrative pronoun used in everyday French to mean 'that' or 'it.'
Ça me plaît quand une entreprise parle clairement.
I like it when a company speaks clearly.
lui dit
lwee dee
appeals to her
In 'ça lui dit', 'dire' means 'to appeal to'. 'Lui' is pronounced 'lwee' and the 't' of 'dit' is silent.
Un ciné, ça te dit ?
How about a movie?
Words in this phrase
lui
[lwee]
him; to him
A stressed pronoun meaning 'him' or 'to him,' used after prepositions like 'à.'
Je pense souvent à lui.
I often think about him.
dit
[dee]
appeals
From 'dire'; 'si ça lui dit' means 'if she feels like it'.
Si ça te dit, viens.
If you feel like it, come.
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