What Does This Mean?
French informal exclamation meaning that something is excellent, a treat or deeply satisfying, whether food, a song, a match or a piece of news. It extends the ordinary verb « régaler », to give someone a delight, to a spoken reaction.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"Nouvel album ce soir, ça régale !"
LORE & ORIGIN
Wiktionnaire defines « régaler » as giving a treat at a meal, then, in the familiar register, as pleasing someone greatly (« Ce dessert me régale »), with citations from 1889 (Fortuné du Boisgobey) and 1958 (Jean Rogissart). It has no entry for the exact phrase « ça régale ». Its use as an online reaction is a recent term; no dated source found yet.
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