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How to Say ‘It's so funny’ in French

Elle est trop drôle

el eh TROH drohl

[el eh TROH drohl]

💬 Usage Tip: Elle here is "it", because histoire is a feminine word; French uses il or elle for things, not just people.

Phrase Breakdown

Elle est

el eh

It is / She is

Glide the words: 'è-lè'.

Example

Elle est belle.

She's beautiful.

Words in this phrase

Elle

[el]

it (feminine)

Subject pronoun 'she', also 'it' for feminine nouns.

Example

La posture ? Elle est simple.

The pose? It's simple.

est

[eh]

Third person singular present of be.

Example

C'est important.

It is important.

trop drôle

TROH drohl

so funny

Casually, 'trop' means 'really' or 'so' rather than 'too'.

Example

C'est trop bien !

It's so good!

Words in this phrase

trop

[TROH]

so / really

Informally used to mean 'very' or 'so', not just 'too much'.

Example

Ce gâteau est trop bon !

This cake is so good!

drôle

[drohl]

funny

Adjective meaning amusing; can also mean strange.

Example

Ce film est très drôle.

This film is very funny.

Guides for French learners

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