How to Say ‘That would be great, thanks!’ in French
Ce serait top, merci !
suh suh-RAY tohp mehr-see
[suh suh-RAY tohp mehr-see]
💬 Usage Tip: Ce serait is the softer "would be" form of c'est. Swap in any adjective to react politely to an offer, as in Ce serait parfait "That would be perfect".
🇫🇷 In France: Top is casual and very common among students. You'd say it to classmates, but switch to Ce serait très bien with a teacher.
Phrase Breakdown
Ce serait top,
suh suh-RAY tohp
That would be great,
This is an enthusiastic acceptance. Pause briefly at the comma.
Ce serait top, vraiment.
That would be really great.
Words in this phrase
Ce
[suh]
that / it
Used in polite expressions to introduce what would be suitable or perfect.
Ce serait idéal si la table était en terrasse.
That would be ideal if the table were on the terrace.
serait
[suh-RAY]
would be
A polite conditional form used to soften a statement or request.
Dans « Ce serait pour », « serait » rend la phrase plus polie.
In “Ce serait pour,” “serait” makes the sentence more polite.
top
[tohp]
great
Informal adjective meaning excellent.
Ton exposé était top !
Your presentation was great!
merci !
mehr-see
thanks!
Say 'mair-SEE', with the stress on the last syllable.
Merci beaucoup !
Thanks a lot!
Words in this phrase
merci
[mehr-see]
thank you / thanks
Common polite expression to thank someone.
Merci pour votre aide avec la réservation.
Thank you for your help with the booking.
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