How to Say ‘I'll prepare that for you.’ in French
Je vous prépare ça.
zhuh voo pray-pahr sah
[zhuh voo pray-pahr sah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Vous] here means "for you," not the subject "you." French often puts this little word before the verb: [Je vous apporte ça.] = "I'll bring that to you."
🇫🇷 In France: Staff may say [Je vous prépare ça.] to mean they are taking care of it now; it sounds natural and professional, not overly formal. [Vous] is the normal polite form with customers in France.
Phrase Breakdown
Je
[zhuh]
I
Subject pronoun meaning 'I,' used by the barista speaking about what they will do.
Je vous prépare ça avec du lait d'amande.
I am preparing that for you with almond milk.
vous
[voo]
you
Polite or plural form of 'you,' commonly used by staff speaking to a customer.
Je vous conseille le lait d'avoine si vous êtes intolérant au lactose.
I recommend oat milk to you if you are lactose intolerant.
prépare
[pray-pahr]
prepare
From préparer, meaning to get something ready, such as a coffee order.
Je prépare votre café avec du lait de soja.
I prepare your coffee with soy milk.
ça
[sah]
that
Refers to the drink or order just mentioned.
Je prends ça avec du lait d'avoine.
I'll take that with oat milk.
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