How to Say ‘That's too far’ in French
C'est trop loin
seuh eh trohp lwahn
[seuh eh trohp lwahn]
💬 Usage Tip: [C'est] is the fixed way to say [it is] or [that is] in French; you use it before a noun, adjective, or phrase: [C'est loin], [C'est un problème]. The final [t] in [c'est] is silent.
Phrase Breakdown
C'est
seuh eh
Words in this phrase
C'
[seuh]
It
Referring to a subject previously mentioned
C'est un bon film.
It is a good movie.
est
[eh]
is
Third person singular present of 'être'
Elle est là.
She is there.
Trop loin
trohp lwahn
Words in this phrase
trop
[trohp]
too
Indicating an excessive degree
Il est trop tard.
It is too late.
loin
[lwahn]
far
A great distance
C'est trop loin pour marcher.
It is too far to walk.
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