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How to Say ‘I'll do that’ in French

Je ferai comme ça

zhuh fuh-RAY kom sah

[zhuh fuh-RAY kom sah]

💬 Usage Tip: Ferai is the future of faire "to do", with the ending -ai that goes with je. You'll hear the same ending in je serai "I'll be" and j'aurai "I'll have".

Phrase Breakdown

Je ferai

zhuh fuh-RAY

I will do

Future tense of 'faire'. Pronounced 'jeu-fe-ré'.

Example

Je ferai les courses demain.

I'll do the shopping tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

Je

[zhuh]

I

Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.

Example

Je suis content.

I am happy.

ferai

[fuh-RAY]

will do

Future of 'faire', first person singular.

Example

Je ferai la réservation demain.

I will make the booking tomorrow.

comme ça

kom sah

like that / that way

A very common expression meaning 'this way' or 'like that'.

Example

On fait comme ça ?

Shall we do it that way?

Words in this phrase

comme

[kom]

like

Similar to someone or something else.

Example

Comme toi, j'aime le chocolat.

Like you, I love chocolate.

ça

[sah]

That

Refers to something previously mentioned.

Example

Ça me semble familier.

That seems familiar to me.

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