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How to Say ‘Thank you for telling me.’ in French

Merci de me le dire.

mehr-see duh muh luh deer

[mehr-see duh muh luh deer]

💬 Usage Tip: Structure alert: "merci de" + infinitive = "thank you for" doing something. "Me le dire" literally means "to tell it to me."

🇫🇷 In France: In France, this phrase sounds polite and natural in both daily life and work—calm, clear, and appreciative.

Phrase Breakdown

Merci

[mehr-see]

thank you; thanks

Polite expression used to thank someone.

Example

Merci pour ton aide, merci beaucoup.

Thank you for your help, thank you very much.

de

[duh]

of; to; for

Very common preposition used in many structures, including after merci.

Example

Merci de venir ce soir.

Thank you for coming tonight.

me

[muh]

me; myself; to me

Object pronoun referring to the speaker.

Example

Il va me parler demain.

He is going to speak to me tomorrow.

le

[luh]

it; him; the

Here it is a direct object pronoun meaning it or him; it can also be the masculine article.

Example

Je vais le dire à Paul.

I am going to say it to Paul.

dire

[deer]

to say; to tell

Infinitive verb used after another expression, here meaning to tell or say it.

Example

Merci de dire la vérité.

Thank you for telling the truth.

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