How to Say ‘That, he'll love, trust me.’ in French
Ça, il va adorer, croyez-moi.
sah eel va ah-doh-RAY krwah-YAY mwah
[sah eel va ah-doh-RAY krwah-YAY mwah]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting ça first and then the rest of the sentence is how spoken French points at something for emphasis. Try Ça, c'est joli "That, that's pretty".
Phrase Breakdown
Ça, il va adorer,
sah eel va ah-doh-RAY
That, he's going to love,
Emphatic word order: 'ça' comes first. Run 'va adorer' together smoothly.
Ça, les enfants vont adorer.
The kids are going to love that.
Words in this phrase
Ça
[sah]
That
Refers to something previously mentioned.
Ça me semble familier.
That seems familiar to me.
il
[eel]
he
Third person singular subject pronoun.
Il est heureux.
He is happy.
va
[va]
goes / is going
From the verb aller. In Ça va ?, it helps express how things are going.
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.
Les enfants vont adorer ce jeu.
The children will love this game.
croyez-moi.
krwah-YAY mwah
believe me.
This is the polite imperative of 'croire' (to believe). Say it as 'krwa-yay mwa'.
C'est vrai, croyez-moi.
It's true, believe me.
Words in this phrase
croyez
[krwah-YAY]
believe
Imperative of 'croire' (to believe), polite form.
Croyez-moi, c'est vrai.
Believe me, it's true.
-moi
[mwah]
me
Used to refer to oneself, asking for attention or pardon.
Excusez-moi de vous déranger.
Excuse me for disturbing you.
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