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do you say « merci à votre réponse » or « merci pour votre réponse »
do you say « merci à votre réponse » or « merci pour votre réponse »
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You can actually say "Merci pour ta réponse" or "Merci de ta réponse". The difference between those two is rarely clear, but I would advise you to use "de", which is the only correct form when followed by a verb : "Merci de m'avoir répondu".
You can also say "Merci à toi/Merci à lui/Merci à elle/Merci à vous/Merci à eux/Merci à elles" to put emphasis on the one who helps you.
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@maya-_n in this case u will never say « à »
you could also say « je vous remercie de m’avoir répondu. »
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Merci pour votre reponse / «merci de votre réponse» is better
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You can actually say "Merci pour ta réponse" or "Merci de ta réponse". The difference between those two is rarely clear, but I would advise you to use "de", which is the only correct form when followed by a verb : "Merci de m'avoir répondu".
You can also say "Merci à toi/Merci à lui/Merci à elle/Merci à vous/Merci à eux/Merci à elles" to put emphasis on the one who helps you.
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You say "merci pour votre réponse" not "merci a votre réponse"
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You can say too « merci de m’avoir répondu à ma question » if you asked a question ;))))
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