cas-là

The French expression "cas-là" means "that case" or "that situation".

• Cas = case, situation
• Là = there / that (used for emphasis or pointing something out)

So, "ce cas-là" means "that specific case" or "that particular situation".

Example:

• Dans ce cas-là, il faut appeler un médecin.
  In that case, you should call a doctor.

Pronunciation:

[ka la] — sounds like "kah lah"

Let me know if you want to see how it compares with “ce cas-ci” (this case)!