How to Say ‘Thank you, you too!’ in French
Merci, à vous aussi !
mehr-see ah voo oh-see
[mehr-see ah voo oh-see]
🇫🇷 In France: This is warm and polite, and very natural after someone wishes you a good day. At the school gate it sounds slightly more polished than a quick [Vous aussi !], but still completely normal.
Phrase Breakdown
Merci
[mehr-see]
thank you
A very common way to say thank you in French.
Merci, à vous aussi, et à demain !
Thank you, to you too, and see you tomorrow!
À vous aussi
ah voo oh-see
to you too / likewise to you
Polite way to return the same wish to the other person.
Bonne soirée à vous aussi.
Have a good evening too.
Words in this phrase
à
[ah]
to
Here à helps form the expression à vous aussi, meaning to you too or you too.
Merci, à vous aussi pour votre gentillesse !
Thank you, to you too for your kindness!
vous
[voo]
you
Polite or plural you, used here in a friendly polite reply.
Merci, à vous aussi, bonne fin de journée !
Thank you, to you too, have a nice end of the day!
aussi
[oh-see]
too
Also or too. It returns the same wish back to the other person.
Merci, à vous aussi, et bon courage avec les enfants !
Thank you, to you too, and good luck with the children!
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