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How to Say ‘Perfect, I'll be there.’ in French

Parfait, je serai là.

par-feh zhuh suh-RAY lah

[par-feh zhuh suh-RAY lah]

Phrase Breakdown

Parfait,

par-feh

Perfect,

A common way to agree enthusiastically. The final t is silent: 'par-FAY'.

Example

Parfait, merci !

Perfect, thanks!

Words in this phrase

Parfait

[par-feh]

perfect / great

A common response meaning 'perfect' or 'great' when agreeing professionally.

Example

Parfait, je vous envoie un message cet après-midi.

Perfect, I’ll send you a message this afternoon.

je serai là.

zhuh suh-RAY lah

I'll be there.

This is the future of 'être'. Say 'serai' like 'suh-RAY' and make 'là' short and open.

Example

À midi, je serai là.

At noon, I'll be there.

Words in this phrase

je

[zhuh]

I

Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves.

Example

Je suis content.

I am happy.

serai

[suh-RAY]

will be

Future form of 'être' for 'je'.

Example

Je serai chez moi demain.

I will be at home tomorrow.

là

[lah]

there, here, present

With 'être', it means someone is present.

Example

Paul n'est pas là.

Paul isn't here.

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