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French (France)
What is the difference between merci pour and merci de ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
- French (France)
Merci de + verbe à l'infinitif/nom
Merci pour + nom
Ex)
Merci de ton soutien
Merci pour ton soutien
Merci de m'avoir soutenu
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I'd say for most people they sound exactly the same. 🤔
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