How to Say ‘You're right, enjoy it!’ in French
Tu as raison, profite !
too ah reh-ZOHN proh-FEET
[too ah reh-ZOHN proh-FEET]
🇫🇷 In France: Telling a friend profite ! is warm and encouraging. Here it signals full support for her choices, without any hint of judgement.
Phrase Breakdown
Tu as raison,
too ah reh-ZOHN
You're right,
Pause briefly after the comma. In casual speech, 'tu as' often sounds like 't'as'.
Tu as raison, c'est mieux.
You're right, it's better.
Words in this phrase
Tu
[too]
you (informal singular)
Informal subject pronoun “you”. Used with friends; common when discussing tastes in anime.
Tu aimes les shōnen ?
Do you like shōnen?
as
[ah]
have
Form of avoir meaning you have.
Tu as un moment pour parler des devoirs ?
Do you have a moment to talk about homework?
raison
[reh-ZOHN]
right (being correct)
'Avoir raison' means to be right.
Elle a toujours raison.
She's always right.
profite !
proh-FEET
enjoy it!
This is the imperative of 'profiter', meaning 'make the most of it'. Say it 'pro-feet'.
Profite de tes vacances !
Enjoy your holidays!
Words in this phrase
profite
[proh-FEET]
enjoy (it)
Imperative of 'profiter', to make the most of something.
Profite de tes vacances !
Enjoy your holiday!
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