How do you say "With pleasure" in French?

"With pleasure" in French is "Avec plaisir". This phrase is commonly used in France.

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How to Say ‘With pleasure’ in French

Q: What does "Avec plaisir" mean in English?

"Avec plaisir" means "With pleasure" in English. Usage tip: A lovely fixed expression meaning "gladly" or "my pleasure." It's warmer than a simple "yes."

Avec plaisir

ah-vek pleh-zeer

[ah-vek pleh-zeer]

💬 Usage Tip: A lovely fixed expression meaning "gladly" or "my pleasure." It's warmer than a simple "yes."

🇫🇷 In France: Very French in spirit: polite, pleasant, and a little elegant. Great in service situations or when accepting politely.

Phrase Breakdown

Avec

[ah-vek]

with

Preposition meaning with.

Example

Je viens avec ma sœur.

I am coming with my sister.

plaisir

[pleh-zeer]

pleasure

Noun meaning pleasure; in with pleasure it expresses willingness politely.

Example

Je le fais avec plaisir.

I do it with pleasure.

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