How to Say ‘Thursday lunchtime, perfect.’ in French
Jeudi midi, parfait.
zhuh-DEE mee-DEE par-feh
[zhuh-DEE mee-DEE par-feh]
Phrase Breakdown
Jeudi midi,
zhuh-DEE mee-DEE
Thursday at noon,
'Midi' means noon. No preposition is needed before the day and time. Say 'jeu-di mi-di'.
Rendez-vous jeudi midi.
See you Thursday at noon.
Words in this phrase
Jeudi
[zhuh-DEE]
Thursday
The fourth day of the week, named after Jupiter.
On se voit jeudi soir.
See you Thursday evening.
midi
[mee-DEE]
noon / midday
Twelve o'clock in the daytime.
On mange à midi.
We eat at noon.
parfait.
par-feh
perfect.
This is a common way to agree. The final 't' is silent. Say 'par-fè'.
D'accord, parfait !
Okay, perfect!
Words in this phrase
parfait
[par-feh]
perfect / great
A common response meaning 'perfect' or 'great' when agreeing professionally.
Parfait, je vous envoie un message cet après-midi.
Perfect, I’ll send you a message this afternoon.
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