How to Say ‘That'll be just fine’ in French
Ça ira très bien
sah ee-RAH tray bee-ehn
[sah ee-RAH tray bee-ehn]
💬 Usage Tip: Ira is the 'will go' form of aller "to go", so this is literally 'that will go very well'. Drop très bien and Ça ira alone works as a relaxed 'that'll do'.
Phrase Breakdown
Ça ira
sah ee-RAH
That will be
This is the future of 'aller' and means 'it will go' or 'it will be fine'. Say 'sa ee-ra'.
Ne t'inquiète pas, ça ira.
Don't worry, it'll be okay.
Words in this phrase
Ça
[sah]
that / it
Demonstrative pronoun used in everyday French to mean 'that' or 'it.'
Ça me plaît quand une entreprise parle clairement.
I like it when a company speaks clearly.
ira
[ee-RAH]
will go / will be fine
Future of 'aller'; 'ça ira' means that will be fine.
Ne t'inquiète pas, ça ira.
Don't worry, it'll be fine.
très bien
tray bee-ehn
very good / just fine
The 's' in 'très' is silent. Say 'tray byan'.
C'est très bien.
It's very good.
Words in this phrase
très
[tray]
very
"Très" is used to strengthen an adjective or adverb.
Est très important pour garder une bonne ambiance.
Is very important for maintaining a good atmosphere.
bien
[bee-ehn]
well
An adverb meaning in a good way or satisfactorily.
Dans Se passe bien ?, bien montre que l'on parle d'une situation positive.
In "Se passe bien?", "bien" shows that one is talking about a positive situation.
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