How to Say ‘Like that / that way’ in French
Comme ça
kom sah
[kom sah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Comme ça] often means [that way] rather than literal [like that]. You can use it to explain a result: [Comme ça, on finit plus vite].
Phrase Breakdown
Comme
[kom]
like; as
In this expression, it helps introduce a result or way of doing something.
Comme ça, tout le monde comprend le plan.
That way, everyone understands the plan.
ça
[sah]
that; like that
Used with comme to mean like that or that way.
Comme ça, on finit plus vite.
That way, we finish faster.
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