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How to Say ‘How would you feel about...?’ in French

Ça te dirait que... ?

sa tuh dee-REH kuh

[sa tuh dee-REH kuh]

💬 Usage Tip: Literally 'would it say to you that...?', this is a soft way to suggest an idea. The short version Ça te dit ? "Fancy it?" works the same way.

Phrase Breakdown

Ça te

sa tuh

Would it appeal to you

'Te' means 'to you'. In fast speech it is often reduced: 'sat'.

Example

Ça te plaît ?

Do you like it?

Words in this phrase

Ça

[sa]

it

Refers to a state or situation being discussed.

Example

Comment ça se passe au travail ?

How's it going at work?

te

[tuh]

you (object)

Informal object pronoun used with 'voilà' meaning 'here you are (as)'.

Example

Te voilà enfin !

There you are at last!

dirait que... ?

dee-REH kuh

if...? / to...?

'Dirait' comes from 'dire'. 'Ça te dirait' is an idiom meaning 'would you fancy'. Raise your voice at the end.

Example

Ça te dirait qu'on aille au ciné ?

Would you fancy going to the cinema?

Words in this phrase

dirait

[dee-REH]

would say

Conditional of 'dire'; 'ça te dirait' means 'would you fancy'.

Example

Ça te dirait un café ?

Would you fancy a coffee?

que

[kuh]

that

Introduces the clause that follows after expressing a thought or opinion.

Example

Dans Je pense que, que relie l'opinion à l'idée suivante.

In "Je pense que," "que" links the opinion to the next idea.

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