How to Say ‘Would that work for you?’ in French
Ça t'irait ?
sa tuh ee-REH
[sa tuh ee-REH]
💬 Usage Tip: Irait comes from aller "to go", even though it looks nothing like it. Ça me va "that works for me" is the matching way to say yes.
Phrase Breakdown
Ça
[sa]
it
Refers to a state or situation being discussed.
Comment ça se passe au travail ?
How's it going at work?
t'
[tuh]
to you
Short for 'te' before a vowel; informal 'you' object.
Je t'appelle demain.
I'll call you tomorrow.
irait
[ee-REH]
would suit
Conditional of 'aller'; 'ça t'irait' means 'would that work for you'.
Demain, ça t'irait ?
Would tomorrow suit you?
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