How do you say "That reassures me a lot." in French?

"That reassures me a lot." in French is "Cela me rassure beaucoup.". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘That reassures me a lot.’ in French

Q: What does "Cela me rassure beaucoup." mean in English?

"Cela me rassure beaucoup." means "That reassures me a lot." in English. Usage tip: [Beaucoup] comes after the verb: [cela me rassure beaucoup]. French often puts words like [a lot] later than English does.

Cela me rassure beaucoup.

suh-LAH muh rah-SUR boh-KOO

[suh-LAH muh rah-SUR boh-KOO]

💬 Usage Tip: [Beaucoup] comes after the verb: [cela me rassure beaucoup]. French often puts words like [a lot] later than English does.

🇫🇷 In France: This is a natural thing for a parent to say when a teacher gives reassuring news. It sounds appreciative without becoming overly emotional.

Phrase Breakdown

Cela me rassure

suh-LAH muh rah-SUR

That reassures me

Used to say that something makes you feel less worried.

Example

Ton message me rassure.

Your message reassures me.

Words in this phrase

Cela

[suh-LAH]

that

Demonstrative pronoun referring to a situation or information.

Example

Cela me rassure beaucoup aujourd'hui.

That reassures me a lot today.

[muh]

Object pronoun used to indicate the person affected.

Example

Cela me rassure après notre conversation.

That reassures me after our conversation.

rassure

[rah-SUR]

reassures

Verb meaning makes someone feel less worried.

Example

Votre appel me rassure tout de suite.

Your call reassures me right away.

beaucoup

[boh-KOO]

a lot / very much

Adverb intensifying the verb, meaning very much.

Example

Cela me rassure beaucoup, merci.

That reassures me a lot, thank you.

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