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How to Say ‘Please call us’ in French

Merci de nous appeler

mehr-see duh noo ah-pluh-ray

[mehr-see duh noo ah-pluh-ray]

💬 Usage Tip: [Merci de + infinitive] is a polite way to tell someone what to do: [Merci de nous appeler] = "Please call us." You will see the same pattern on signs and in emails, like [Merci de patienter].

Phrase Breakdown

Merci

[mehr-see]

thank you / please

Means thank you; in service language it can also introduce a polite request.

Example

Dans « Merci de nous appeler », « Merci » rend la demande polie.

In "Please call us", "Merci" makes the request polite.

de

[duh]

to / for

Preposition used here after merci to introduce the requested action.

Example

Dans « Merci de nous appeler », « de » introduit l'action à faire.

In "Please call us", "de" introduces the action to do.

nous

[noo]

us

Object pronoun meaning us.

Example

Dans « Merci de nous appeler », « nous » désigne le restaurant.

In "Please call us", "nous" refers to the restaurant.

appeler

[ah-pluh-ray]

to call

Infinitive of appeler, meaning to call by phone.

Example

Dans « Merci de nous appeler », « appeler » veut dire téléphoner.

In "Please call us", "appeler" means to phone.

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