Learn French VideosYou're welcome in French
From FrenchLearner.com. In this lesson you'll learn several different ways of how to say you're welcome in French. The most simple and the most common way is to say "de rien". This literally means "of nothing." Notice the "R" sound at the beginning of the word rien. This is a bit tricky to pronounce to take your time practicing it. Another more polite and less common way of saying you're welcome is "je vous en prie". This means, "I beg of thee". This is almost never used in casual conversation. The informal version of this is "je t'en prie" for use with peers or somebody younger. Another expression for you're welcome is "il n'y a pas de quoi". You can definitley use this in everyday conversation. You can say it when you've done a favor for somebody and they're thanking you. It literally means, "there is no what." Finally, if you're talking with French Canadians you might hear them say, "Bienvenue". This word means welcome and it's a very common way of saying you're welcome in Quebec.
From FrenchLearner.com.
In this lesson you'll learn several different ways of how to say you're welcome in French. The most simple and the most common way is to say "de rien". This literally means "of nothing." Notice the "R" sound at the beginning of the word rien. This is a bit tricky to pronounce to take your time practicing it. Another more polite and less common way of saying you're welcome is "je vous en prie". This means, "I beg of thee". This is almost never used in casual conversation. The informal version of this is "je t'en prie" for use with peers or somebody younger. Another expression for you're welcome is "il n'y a pas de quoi". You can definitley use this in everyday conversation. You can say it when you've done a favor for somebody and they're thanking you. It literally means, "there is no what." Finally, if you're talking with French Canadians you might hear them say, "Bienvenue". This word means welcome and it's a very common way of saying you're welcome in Quebec.
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