How to Say ‘Okay.’ in French
D'accord.
d ah-kor
[d ah-kor]
💬 Usage Tip: Literally of agreement. Super common for okay, got it, or all right.
🇫🇷 In France: You will hear d'accord constantly in France. It is a tiny conversation champion.
Phrase Breakdown
D'
[d]
of / from
Contracted form of 'de' before a vowel; here it is part of the fixed expression 'D'accord'.
D'accord, je vais suivre les instructions.
Okay, I will follow the instructions.
accord
[ah-kor]
agreement / okay
In the expression 'D'accord', it means agreement: 'okay' or 'all right'.
D'accord, je donne le médicament ce soir.
Okay, I’ll give the medicine this evening.
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