Ça marche
Example: Si tu viens demain, ça marche pour moi.
Definition
"Ça marche" is a French expression used informally to indicate agreement, approval, or that something will work or function as planned. It can be translated as "That works" or "It's okay" in English, often used to confirm arrangements or plans between people.
Etymology
The expression "Ça marche" literally means "That walks" or "That goes" in French. It originates from the verb "marcher," meaning "to walk" or "to function." Over time, it evolved into a colloquial way to say something is working or acceptable, much like saying "It goes" or "It's good" in English. Did you know? This phrase is widely used in everyday French to signal agreement quickly.
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