How to Say ‘Thank you very much, that's kind.’ in French
Merci beaucoup, c'est gentil.
mair-see boh-koo suh eh zhahn-tee
[mair-see boh-koo suh eh zhahn-tee]
Phrase Breakdown
Merci beaucoup,
mair-see boh-koo
Thank you very much,
Say 'mehr-SEE boh-KOO'. The final 'p' is silent.
Merci beaucoup, Madame.
Thank you very much, madam.
Words in this phrase
Merci
[mair-see]
thank you
A polite expression of one's gratitude.
Merci pour votre aide.
Thank you for your help.
beaucoup
[boh-koo]
a lot / very much
Adverb strengthening the idea of liking something strongly.
Ça me plaît beaucoup. parce que l'entreprise semble humaine.
I like it a lot because the company seems human.
c'est gentil.
suh eh zhahn-tee
that's kind.
Say 'say zhahn-TEE', with a silent 'l'. It warmly acknowledges an offer.
Tu m'aides ? C'est gentil.
You're helping me? That's kind.
Words in this phrase
c'
[suh]
It
Used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.
C'est incroyable.
It is incredible.
est
[eh]
is
Third person singular present of be.
C'est important.
It is important.
gentil
[zhahn-tee]
kind, nice
Describes someone as pleasant, warm, or considerate.
Mon collègue est gentil avec les nouveaux.
My colleague is kind to newcomers.
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