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How to Say ‘Okay, arrows.’ in French

D'accord, des flèches.

dee ah-kor day flesh

[dee ah-kor day flesh]

🇫🇷 In France: Repeating the key word back is a normal way to confirm you have understood a request.

Phrase Breakdown

D'accord,

dee ah-kor

Okay,

Pronounced 'da-KOR'. The 'd' is silent. It is a very common way to agree.

Example

D'accord, on y va.

Okay, let's go.

Words in this phrase

D'

[dee]

of

Used to indicate possession or connection.

Example

Le livre d'un ami.

The book of a friend.

accord

[ah-kor]

okay / agreed

Shows agreement or acceptance.

Example

D'accord, alors prenez la prochaine rue à droite.

Okay, then take the next street on the right.

des flèches.

day flesh

some arrows.

Pronounced 'day FLESH'. 'Des' is the plural article. The 's' at the end of 'flèches' is silent.

Example

Ajoute des flèches sur le schéma.

Add some arrows to the diagram.

Words in this phrase

des

[day]

some / plural indefinite article

Plural article used before nouns when speaking generally about unspecified people or things.

Example

Des profils polyvalents sont très recherchés aujourd'hui.

Versatile profiles are highly sought after today.

flèches

[flesh]

arrows

Plural of 'flèche', shapes that point in a direction.

Example

J'ajoute des flèches rouges.

I add red arrows.

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