How do you say "It's possible" in French?

"It's possible" in French is "C'est possible". This phrase is commonly used in France.

What does "C'est possible" mean in English?

"C'est possible" means "It's possible" in English. Usage tip: [C'] only appears joined to the next word, here in [c'est]. Never alone.

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How to Say ‘It's possible’ in French

C'est possible

say ay poh-see-BL

[say ay poh-see-BL]

💬 Usage Tip: [C'] only appears joined to the next word, here in [c'est]. Never alone.

Phrase Breakdown

[say]

Short form of ce before a vowel; part of c'est meaning “it is” or “that is.”

Example

C'est possible ce soir.

It’s possible tonight.

est

[ay]

Form of être used in the expression c'est.

Example

C'est possible à 20h.

It is possible at 8 p.m.

possible

[poh-see-BL]

possible

Means the request can be done.

Example

Oui, c'est possible pour quatre personnes.

Yes, that is possible for four people.

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