How to Say ‘We love that.’ in French
On adore ça.
ohn ah-dor sah
[ohn ah-dor sah]
💬 Usage Tip: “On” often means “we” in everyday French, more natural than “nous” in conversation. “Adorer” is stronger than “aimer” — like “to really love.”
🇫🇷 In France: Perfect for talking about the World Cup atmosphere: big matches, dramatic penalties, fans singing — “On adore ça !” sounds lively and authentic.
Phrase Breakdown
On
[ohn]
we; people; one
“On” often means “we” in everyday spoken French, but it can also mean “people” or “one” in a general sense.
On adore ça pendant la Coupe du monde.
We love that during the World Cup.
adore
[ah-dor]
love; adore
From the verb “adorer,” meaning to love something very much or really enjoy it.
Tout le monde adore ça quand le match est serré.
Everyone loves that when the match is close.
ça
[sah]
that; it
Informal demonstrative word meaning “that” or “it,” often referring to an experience or idea already mentioned.
Les supporters disent souvent qu’ils aiment ça.
Supporters often say they like that.
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