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How to Say ‘You're welcome.’ in French

Avec plaisir.

ah-VEK pleh-ZEER

[ah-VEK pleh-ZEER]

🇫🇷 In France: After [merci], [Avec plaisir.] is a warm, natural reply in France. It often sounds more personal than a direct equivalent of [you're welcome].

Phrase Breakdown

Avec

[ah-VEK]

with

Preposition used here in a polite expression.

Example

Je réponds avec plaisir à vos questions.

I answer your questions with pleasure.

plaisir

[pleh-ZEER]

pleasure

Noun meaning pleasure; in the expression avec plaisir it means you're welcome or gladly.

Example

Je vous aiderai avec plaisir.

I will help you gladly.

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