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How to Say ‘He'll love that’ in French

Ça, il va adorer

sah eel va ah-doh-RAY

[sah eel va ah-doh-RAY]

💬 Usage Tip: Putting Ça first and pausing adds emphasis, a common spoken French pattern. va plus an action word gives the near future: il va boire "he's going to drink".

Phrase Breakdown

Ça, il va

sah eel va

That, he's going to

'Ça' is placed first for emphasis. 'Il va' plus a verb expresses the near future.

Example

Ça, il va comprendre.

That, he'll understand.

Words in this phrase

Ça

[sah]

That

Refers to something previously mentioned.

Example

Ça me semble familier.

That seems familiar to me.

[eel]

Third person singular subject pronoun.

Example

Il est heureux.

He is happy.

[va]

goes / is going

From the verb aller. In Ça va ?, it helps express how things are going.

Example

Dans Ça va ?, va parle de how it goes.

In Ça va?, va talks about how it goes.

adorer

[ah-doh-RAY]

love

To love or adore something.

Example

Les enfants vont adorer ce jeu.

The children will love this game.

Guides for French learners

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