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How to Say ‘That's a very good habit.’ in French

C'est une très bonne habitude.

say ay ewn treh bon ah-bee-tewd

[say ay ewn treh bon ah-bee-tewd]

🇫🇷 In France: This sounds encouraging and approving, the kind of supportive comment an in-law might make without being too emotional. It lands as warm but still everyday.

Phrase Breakdown

C'

[say]

it / this

C' is short for ce before a vowel sound in c'est.

Example

C' est une bonne idée.

It is a good idea.

est

[ay]

is

est means is.

Example

Le repos est essentiel.

Rest is essential.

une

[ewn]

a

une is the feminine singular indefinite article meaning a or an.

Example

C'est une routine utile.

It is a useful routine.

très

[treh]

very

très means very and strengthens an adjective.

Example

C'est très bon pour toi.

It is very good for you.

bonne

[bon]

good

bonne is the feminine form of good.

Example

Une bonne nuit aide beaucoup.

A good night helps a lot.

habitude

[ah-bee-tewd]

habit

habitude means habit or routine.

Example

Marcher chaque jour devient une habitude.

Walking every day becomes a habit.

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