How to Say βOkay.β in French
D'accord.
d ah-KOR
[d ah-KOR]
π«π· In France: [D'accord.] is a very normal, neutral response in class: it means "okay" or "got it," not strong enthusiasm. It fits well with a teacher, classmate, or receptionist.
Phrase Breakdown
D'
[d]
of
Part of the fixed expression d'accord, which means okay or agreed.
D'accord, on continue.
Okay, we continue.
accord
[ah-KOR]
okay
In the expression d'accord, it means okay, agreed, or all right.
Je suis d'accord avec ce choix.
I agree with this choice.
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