french

De rien.
Pas de quoi.
You're welcome.
Je t'en prie.
Je vous en prie
(Lit: It's nothing.)
(Lit: Not of what.) (No problem.)
I pray you (informal)
(formal)
V: Titles
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Titles Les titres
French
Singular Monsieur
Plural Messieurs.
Singular Madame
Plural Mesdames
Abbr. Pronunciation English, Usage
M.
M me
Singular Mademoiselle
Plural Mesdemoiselles Mlle
muhsyeu
mehsyeu
mahdamn
maydahm
Mr., Sir.
Gentlemen.
Mrs., Ma'am.
Ladies
mahdmwahzell Miss, Young lady
mehdmwahzell Young ladies
Formal lesson - Titles
The titles monsieur, madame, and mademoiselle are almost always used alone, without the last name of the
person. When beginning to speak to a professor, employer, or generally someone older than you, it is polite
to say monsieur, madame, or mademoiselle.
V: Asking for one's name
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Asking For One's Name Demander le nom de quelqu'un
Comment vous appelez-vous ? How do you call yourself? (formal)
Quel est votre nom ? What is your name?
Tu t'appelles comment ?
What is your name? (informal)
(lit: How do you call yourself?)
Je m'appelle...
Je suis...
My name is... (lit. I call myself...)
I am...