How to Say ‘It will be difficult’ in French
Ce sera difficile
suh suh-RAH dee-fee-SEEL
[suh suh-RAH dee-fee-SEEL]
💬 Usage Tip: Sera is the future form of est, so ce sera means "it will be". You'll hear it a lot, as in Ce sera prêt "It will be ready".
Phrase Breakdown
Ce
[suh]
This
Used to identify something close or just mentioned.
Ce livre est à moi.
This book is mine.
sera
[suh-RAH]
will be
Future of 'être' for il/elle/ce.
Ce sera prêt demain.
It will be ready tomorrow.
difficile
[dee-fee-SEEL]
difficult
Adjective meaning hard, not easy; same form for masculine and feminine.
Cet exercice est difficile.
This exercise is difficult.
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