How to Say ‘I’m preparing that for you’ in French
Vous prépare ça
voo pray-pahr sah
[voo pray-pahr sah]
💬 Usage Tip: In [je vous prépare ça], [vous] means "for you" here, not "you" as the subject. You can reuse this pattern with other verbs: [je vous apporte ça] = "I'll bring that for you."
Phrase Breakdown
Vous
[voo]
you / to you
Polite or plural form of 'you'; in café French it can address a customer respectfully.
Je vous recommande un cappuccino.
I recommend a cappuccino to you.
prépare
[pray-pahr]
prepare
Verb meaning 'prepare' or 'make'; often used when making a coffee drink for someone.
Le barista prépare un latte avec du lait chaud.
The barista prepares a latte with warm milk.
ça
[sah]
that / it
Informal word meaning 'that' or 'it'; here it refers to the drink being ordered.
Je vous apporte ça avec un sucre.
I'll bring that to you with a sugar.
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