How to Say ‘It becomes far too acidic’ in French
Il devient vraiment trop acide
eel duh-VYAN vray-mohn troh a-SEED
[eel duh-VYAN vray-mohn troh a-SEED]
💬 Usage Tip: Coffee is a masculine word, so "it" is il. For a feminine thing like la bière "beer", you'd say elle.
Phrase Breakdown
Il devient vraiment
eel duh-VYAN vray-mohn
It becomes really
From 'devenir' (to become). Say 'eel duh-VYAN vray-MAN'.
Il devient vraiment froid.
It's getting really cold.
Words in this phrase
Il
[eel]
it
In il y a, il does not refer to a person; it is part of the expression meaning “there is/there are.”
Est-ce qu'il y a un parking sur place ?
Is there parking on site?
devient
[duh-VYAN]
becomes
From 'devenir', to become.
Le café devient froid.
The coffee is getting cold.
vraiment
[vray-mohn]
really
Means really or truly; with pas, it means not really.
Pas vraiment, le roller freestyle n'est pas pour moi.
Not really, freestyle inline skating is not for me.
trop acide
troh a-SEED
too acidic
Link the words: 'tro-pa-SEED'.
Ce citron est trop acide.
This lemon is too sour.
Words in this phrase
trop
[troh]
too
Used to say there is an excessive amount or degree.
C'est trop cher dans cette boutique.
It's too expensive in this shop.
acide
[a-SEED]
acidic / sour
Having a sharp, tangy taste.
Ce citron est très acide.
This lemon is very sour.
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