How to Say ‘Very fast.’ in French
Très vite.
tray veet
[tray veet]
💬 Usage Tip: Vite means “fast/quickly.” Très vite is a common everyday phrase, not only for sports.
🇫🇷 In France: French people use this phrase for everything from speaking speed to heartbeat to train departures.
Phrase Breakdown
Très
[tray]
very
Adverb intensifying vite.
Très vite, le stade est redevenu silencieux.
Very quickly, the stadium became silent again.
vite
[veet]
quickly
Adverb meaning fast or quickly.
Très vite, j'ai compris que ce n'était pas un but.
Very quickly, I understood that it was not a goal.
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