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How to Say ‘It's still nil-nil.’ in French

C'est toujours zéro-zéro.

s eh too-ZHOOR zay-ROH zay-ROH

[s eh too-ZHOOR zay-ROH zay-ROH]

💬 Usage Tip: Toujours usually means "always", but here it means "still". Same in il pleut toujours "it's still raining".

Phrase Breakdown

C'est toujours

s eh too-ZHOOR

It's still

Say 'seh too-ZHOOR'. 'Toujours' can mean 'always' or 'still'.

Example

C'est toujours fermé.

It's still closed.

Words in this phrase

C'

[s]

it / this

"C'" stands for "ce" and means "it" or "this" in expressions like "c'est."

Example

C'est agréable de parler avec une équipe accueillante.

It's pleasant to speak with a welcoming team.

est

[eh]

is

Third person singular present of be.

Example

C'est important.

It is important.

toujours

[too-ZHOOR]

still

Here means 'still', indicating something hasn't changed.

Example

Il pleut toujours.

It's still raining.

zéro-zéro.

zay-ROH zay-ROH

nil-nil.

Say 'zay-ROH zay-ROH' with a soft French R. It's how you give a 0–0 score.

Example

Le match finit zéro-zéro.

The match ends nil-nil.

Words in this phrase

zéro

[zay-ROH]

zero

The number 0.

Example

Il fait zéro degré.

It is zero degrees.

zéro

[zay-ROH]

zero

The number 0.

Example

Il fait zéro degré.

It is zero degrees.

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