How to Say ‘My pleasure.’ in French
Avec plaisir.
ah-VEK pleh-ZEER
[ah-VEK pleh-ZEER]
💬 Usage Tip: [Avec plaisir] is a fixed way to say [my pleasure] or [gladly]; French uses [avec] here where English does not. You can reuse the pattern in polite replies like [Avec joie].
Phrase Breakdown
Avec
[ah-VEK]
with
A common preposition meaning with; in this expression it helps form a polite reply.
Je viens avec mon cahier pour demander de l'aide au professeur.
I come with my notebook to ask the teacher for help.
plaisir
[pleh-ZEER]
pleasure
Here it is used in the polite expression avec plaisir, meaning gladly or you're welcome.
— Merci pour votre explication, monsieur. — Avec plaisir.
— Thank you for your explanation, sir. — My pleasure.
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