How to Say ‘Thanks again for the drink’ in French
Merci encore pour le verre
mair-see ahn-kor poor luh vair
[mair-see ahn-kor poor luh vair]
💬 Usage Tip: Verre means "glass", but in bar talk un verre simply means "a drink", as in On prend un verre ? "Shall we grab a drink?"
Phrase Breakdown
Merci encore
mair-see ahn-kor
Thanks again
'Encore' means 'again' here. It sounds like 'an-kor' with a nasal 'an'.
Merci encore pour tout.
Thanks again for everything.
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.
encore
[ahn-kor]
again
Used to say again or once more, often in thank-you emails after meeting someone.
Encore merci pour votre temps lors de l’événement.
Again, thank you for your time during the event.
pour le verre
poor luh vair
for the drink
'Le verre' means the glass, and by extension a drink. 'Verre' sounds like 'vair'.
On prend un verre ?
Shall we grab a drink?
Words in this phrase
pour
[poor]
for
Indicating purpose or reason.
C'est pour toi.
It's for you.
le
[luh]
the
Used as a function word to indicate a noun and to mark the noun as definite.
Le chat noir.
The black cat.
verre
[vair]
drink
Literally 'glass'; here a drink someone bought you.
Merci pour le verre !
Thanks for the drink!
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