ouïe

interjection. yes [interjection] used to express agreement or consent. Yes, that is true. Yes, you may go.

thank you very much French phrase. : thank you very much.

oui, oui. 'yes, yes, ' he babbled.

For a while the euro was very good, oui? And, oui, real men eat quiche happily. The answer is an emphatic, and four-fold, oui. Mais oui was the immediate response.

Despite the literal interpretation as “yes, yes,” “oui, oui” is typically used as a way of showing a speaker you're listening, you get it, you understand, you agree, and the like. It is similar to Americans nodding and saying uh-huh to show they are listening, etc.

“Oui” is probably the most common way to translate yes in French, and among the first French words you learned alongside no, hello, goodbye, thank you…

“thank you Merci is the most common way to say “thank you” in French.

De rien basically means 'You are welcome'. This expression is the most commonly used expression to respond to people saying 'thank you' in French. It is an informal response and should be used to respond to phrases such as merci, Merci mon ami, Merci mille fois, etc.

Yes in French: The short answer The direct translation for “yes” in French is a simple oui. Oui is the most basic French “yes.” If you're filling out a form, you'll see oui and non for yes and no. It's a handy word to know and can be used in conversation as well as in writing to say yes.

Yes yes and how do you say. It. We meaning yes in french being french for. Yes. We we we pretty straightforward once you know.

They answer "oui, je fais", or "oui, j'aime." But "oui" is self-sufficient in French. You may repeat the whole sentence: - oui, j'aime le chocolat. Or just say "oui." It's good enough in French.

It's common in French to repeat the yes twice: “oui, oui…” Of course this cracks up our English friends, but it's common to double the yes to answer in a casual way in French. It doesn't have a specific meaning: it's just a way to speak and it's not like we say “oui, oui” all the time either.