How to Say ‘That sounds fun!’ in French
Cela semble amusant!
suh-lah sahm-bluh ah-moo-zahnt
[suh-lah sahm-bluh ah-moo-zahnt]
💬 Usage Tip: [Cela] is a slightly more formal or careful version of [ça]. In everyday speech, many people would say [Ça semble amusant !] or more naturally [Ça a l'air amusant !]
🇫🇷 In France: This sentence is understandable, but in casual conversation a French speaker is more likely to react with something simpler like [Ça a l'air sympa !] or [C'est cool !]
Phrase Breakdown
Cela
[suh-lah]
That
Refers to a thing being discussed or within sight.
Cela me plaît.
I like that.
semble
[sahm-bluh]
seems
To give the impression of being something.
Cela semble intéressant.
That seems interesting.
amusant!
ah-moo-zahnt
fun!
Describes something that is enjoyable or entertaining.
Le jeu est amusant.
The game is fun.
Words in this phrase
amusant
[ah-moo-zahnt]
fun
Amusing or entertaining.
C'est très amusant.
It's very fun.
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