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Paris phrase

ça marche

Okay, that works, agreed, or it is functioning.

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Meaning

Ça marche can confirm an arrangement, accept a suggestion, or state that something works correctly.

Pronunciation and grammar

Pronunciation: /sa maʁʃ/

Part of speech: fixed expression

How it is used

It is extremely common in everyday spoken French, including Paris.

Register: Neutral to informal French.

Examples in context

  • On se retrouve à huit heures ? Ça marche.Shall we meet at eight? That works.
  • Le nouveau ticket, ça marche ?Does the new ticket work?

Important context

The best English translation changes with context: okay, agreed, that works, or it functions.

Related meanings

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Source

Collins French-English: ça marche

Paris dictionary

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