How to Say ‘We'll be happy to come.’ in French
Nous viendrons avec plaisir.
noo vee-ahn-drohn ah-vek pleh-ZEER
[noo vee-ahn-drohn ah-vek pleh-ZEER]
Phrase Breakdown
Nous viendrons
noo vee-ahn-drohn
We will come
The future tense of 'venir' (to come). Say 'noo vyan-DRON', with two nasal sounds. The final 's' is silent.
Nous viendrons samedi.
We will come on Saturday.
Words in this phrase
Nous
[noo]
we
Subject pronoun for the speaker and others.
Nous arrivons à vingt heures.
We are arriving at eight p.m.
viendrons
[vee-ahn-drohn]
will come
Future tense of venir, used to say that someone will come later.
Nous viendrons vers 20 heures.
We will come around 8 p.m.
avec plaisir.
ah-vek pleh-ZEER
with pleasure.
A polite, warm way to accept an invitation. Say 'a-vek pleh-ZEER'. The 's' in 'plaisir' sounds like 'z'.
Un café ? Oui, avec plaisir.
A coffee? Yes, with pleasure.
Words in this phrase
avec
[ah-vek]
with
A preposition indicating accompaniment or association.
Je suis avec elle.
I am with her.
plaisir
[pleh-ZEER]
pleasure
A polite word often used in professional French to express enjoyment or appreciation.
Un vrai plaisir d'avoir discuté avec votre équipe.
A real pleasure to have spoken with your team.
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