How to Say “Wdym” in French

By Christian Bradley • Updated October 6, 2026

tkt

The English phrase 'wdym' corresponds to the French tkt.

In French text messaging, tkt is used as an abbreviation to tell someone not to worry.

Example conversation

Lucas is texting Léa because he is running late for their meeting.

Lucas

Désolé, je vais avoir dix minutes de retard !
Sorry, I'm going to be ten minutes late!
Léa

Tkt, je t'attends au café.
Don't worry, I'm waiting for you at the cafe.
Lucas

Merci beaucoup, à tout de suite.
Thanks a lot, see you in a bit.
Léa

À tout de suite !
See you soon!

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Christian Bradley

Bonjour, I'm Christian, a true connoisseur and passionate student of the beautiful French language. I enjoy sharing my knowledge about it through comprehensive guides on common and uncommon phrases, translations, and tips to perfect your pronunciation. But, French isn't my only love. I'm fanatical about cinema and food, trying to capture the magic of a whimsical French movie or the perfect sprinkle of chocolate in our daily lives. On my days off, you can find me playing hopscotch or savoring a hot cup of coffee, while I practice, forever perfecting, ma belle langue.

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