There are several ways to say the phrase "you're welcome" in French, depending on the context and whether you want to say it in a formal or informal setting.
Step
Method 1 of 4: Using Common Responses to the Word “Thank You”
Step 1. Say “Je t’en prie” when you say “thank you again” in response to “thank you”
“Je t'en prie” is pronounced as “zye ton pri”, and literally means “thank you again”.
Step 2. Say “De rien” when you say “thank you again” in response to the word “thank you”
“De rien” is pronounced as “de cheerful”, and literally means “no need to thank”. This phrase is generally used in response to someone thanking you for holding the door or picking up a dropped object.
Method 2 of 4: Using “Thank You Again” Informally
Step 1. Say “Il n'y a pas de quoi” when saying “thank you again” to friends and family members
This is an informal way of saying “thank you again”, and the phrase can be shortened to “Pas de quoi”. This phrase is pronounced as “il nia pa de kwa”, and literally means “no problem”.
Method 3 of 4: Using “Thank You Back” Formally
Step 1. Say “Je vous en prie” when saying “thank you again” to strangers and formal colleagues
“Je vous en prie” is pronounced as “zye vu-zang pri”, and means “With pleasure” or “No problem”.
Method 4 of 4: Using “Thank You Again” Phrases when Giving Gifts
Step 1. Say “Avec plaisir” when you say “thank you again” in response to “thank you” when giving gifts
“Avec plaisir” is pronounced as “avek plei zir”, and literally means “With pleasure”.
