How to Say ‘For your patience’ in French
Pour ta patience
poor tah pah-syahnss
[poor tah pah-syahnss]
🇫🇷 In France: [Ta] makes this informal: you are thanking one person you address with [tu]. With [vous], you would say [Merci pour votre patience].
Phrase Breakdown
Pour
[poor]
for
Used to indicate what something is for or directed toward.
Merci pour ta patience.
Thank you for your patience.
ta
[tah]
your
Informal singular possessive meaning 'your' when speaking to one person you know well.
Merci pour ta patience aujourd’hui.
Thank you for your patience today.
patience
[pah-syahnss]
patience
The ability to stay calm while waiting; same meaning as in English.
Merci pour ta patience pendant mon retard.
Thank you for your patience during my lateness.
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