How to Say ‘It's fast, it's never boring!’ in French
C'est rapide, c'est jamais ennuyeux !
suh eh ra-PEED suh eh zha-MAY ahn-nwee-YUH
[suh eh ra-PEED suh eh zha-MAY ahn-nwee-YUH]
Phrase Breakdown
C'est rapide,
suh eh ra-PEED
It's fast,
The first quality listed. Pause briefly at the comma. Say it 'say ra-peed'.
C'est rapide, j'adore.
It's fast, I love it.
Words in this phrase
C'
[suh]
It
Used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.
C'est incroyable.
It is incredible.
est
[eh]
is
Third person singular present of be.
C'est important.
It is important.
rapide
[ra-PEED]
fast
Quick, fast-paced.
Le rythme est rapide.
The pace is fast.
c'est jamais ennuyeux !
suh eh zha-MAY ahn-nwee-YUH
it's never boring!
The second quality, said casually without 'ne'. Say it 'say zha-may ahn-nwee-yuh'.
Avec toi, c'est jamais ennuyeux !
With you, it's never boring!
Words in this phrase
c'
[suh]
It
Used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.
C'est incroyable.
It is incredible.
est
[eh]
is
Third person singular present of be.
C'est important.
It is important.
jamais
[zha-MAY]
never
Never; in speech 'ne' is often dropped.
Je ne dors jamais tard.
I never sleep late.
ennuyeux
[ahn-nwee-YUH]
boring
Dull, not interesting.
Ce film est ennuyeux.
This film is boring.
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