In French, the word for ‘nice’ is ‘agréable’. You might also come across ‘sympa’, which is a more colloquial way of saying someone is nice or friendly.
The word ‘agréable’ is typically used to describe something that is pleasant or agreeable, like a nice day or a nice meal. For example, you could say, ‘C’est une journée agréable.’ (It’s a nice day.)
On the other hand, ‘sympa’ is an informal term often used to describe a person. For instance, you might say, ‘Il est très sympa.’ (He is very nice.)
Both words are commonly used in everyday conversation, so it’s useful to know when to use each one depending on the context!