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How to Say ‘Thanks, you too.’ in French

Merci, vous aussi.

mehr-see voo oh-see

[mehr-see voo oh-see]

💬 Usage Tip: Vous aussi works as a reply to any good wish, like Bonne journée or Bon week-end "Have a good weekend".

Phrase Breakdown

Merci,

mehr-see

Thank you,

Say 'mer-SEE', with a soft French 'r'.

Example

Merci, monsieur.

Thank you, sir.

Words in this phrase

Merci

[mehr-see]

thanks

Merci means thanks or thank you.

Example

« Oh, merci. » est une réponse simple et naturelle à un compliment.

“Oh, thanks.” is a simple and natural response to a compliment.

vous aussi.

voo oh-see

you too.

Returns the good wishes. With the liaison it sounds like 'voo-zoh-SEE'.

Example

Bon week-end ! Vous aussi.

Have a nice weekend! You too.

Words in this phrase

vous

[voo]

you

Used to refer to the person or people being addressed.

Example

Vous aimez le film?

Do you like the movie?

aussi

[oh-see]

too / also

Shows agreement: 'too' or 'also'.

Example

Moi aussi, j'aimerais parler dans un endroit plus calme.

Me too, I'd like to talk in a quieter place.

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