How to Say “Thank You in Email” in French

Je vous remercie
To say thank you in email in French, write Je vous remercie.
Je vous remercie means I thank you. It is a polite way to thank someone in a work or formal email.

How does it change in a sentence?

vous is the polite you, so this suits emails to people you do not know well.

Did you know?

  • In a formal email, Je vous remercie is often followed by par avance to thank someone for a favor they have not yet done.
  • Even though Je vous remercie is a standard formal phrase, many French professionals prefer to use even longer, more elaborate formulaic expressions to show respect in high-stakes business correspondence.
  • The word vous used in your email is a direct descendant of the Latin plural vōs, which is also the ancestor of the Russian word вы.

Examples in context

  • Je vous remercie de votre aide.
    I thank you for your help.
  • Je vous remercie pour votre réponse rapide.
    I thank you for your quick response.
  • Je vous remercie de votre compréhension.
    I thank you for your understanding.

Example conversation

Gabriel sends an email to Chloé with a requested document.

  1. Chloé

    Bonjour Gabriel, j'ai bien reçu le fichier.
    Hello Gabriel, I have received the file.
  2. Gabriel

    Je vous en prie, Chloé.
    You are welcome, Chloé.
  3. Chloé

    Je vous remercie pour votre efficacité.
    I thank you for your efficiency.
  4. Gabriel

    C'est tout naturel, bonne journée !
    It is only natural, have a nice day!

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