How to Say ‘I am preparing that for you’ in French
Je vous prépare ça
zhuh voo pray-pahr sah
[zhuh voo pray-pahr sah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Ça] here means "that," referring to your order. In speech, [Je vous prépare ça] is very common and sounds more natural than repeating the item name.
Phrase Breakdown
Je
[zhuh]
I
The subject pronoun for the first person singular.
Je vous prépare ça immédiatement.
I’m preparing that for you right away.
vous
[voo]
you
The formal or plural form of you in French.
Je vous prépare ça avec plaisir.
I’m preparing that for you with pleasure.
prépare
[pray-pahr]
prepare
From préparer, here meaning prepare or get ready.
Je vous prépare ça maintenant.
I’m preparing that for you now.
ça
[sah]
that
An informal word meaning that or it.
Je vous prépare ça tout de suite.
I’m preparing that for you right away.
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