How do you say "For your patience" in French?

"For your patience" in French is "Pour ta patience". This phrase is commonly used in France.

What does "Pour ta patience" mean in English?

"Pour ta patience" means "For your patience" in English.

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How to Say ‘For your patience’ in French

Pour ta patience

poor tah pah-syahnss

[poor tah pah-syahnss]

🇫🇷 In France: [Ta] makes this informal: you are thanking one person you address with [tu]. With [vous], you would say [Merci pour votre patience].

Phrase Breakdown

Pour

[poor]

for

Used to indicate what something is for or directed toward.

Example

Merci pour ta patience.

Thank you for your patience.

[tah]

your

Informal singular possessive meaning 'your' when speaking to one person you know well.

Example

Merci pour ta patience aujourd’hui.

Thank you for your patience today.

patience

[pah-syahnss]

patience

The ability to stay calm while waiting; same meaning as in English.

Example

Merci pour ta patience pendant mon retard.

Thank you for your patience during my lateness.

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