French - Agreement

Lesson 80 of 159

Two friends smiling and agreeing while planning to meet — French agreement phrases practice.

Goal: Say you agree, accept plans, and show you understand (A2)

Free French lessons with guided practice, audio, and speaking support.

Nice work getting this far! In this short lesson we'll practice friendly, everyday phrases to agree with people and accept plans. Listen, repeat, then try the quick activities to lock them in.

Level A2: In this lesson you'll practice common French agreement phrases like "Oui, exactement.", "Moi aussi.", "Ça me va.", and "Compris." — useful for agreeing, confirming, and accepting suggestions in conversation. This CEFR-aligned mini-lesson focuses on hearing the phrases in a short dialogue, repeating them aloud, and using them in quick quizzes.

After this lesson you'll be able to:

  • Understand and use common spoken agreement phrases at A2 level.
  • Accept plans and confirm understanding with short natural replies.
  • Recognize and produce polite reassurances and confirmations in conversation.
A learner listening to friendly French agreement phrases on a phone — practice common replies like "Ça me va" and "Moi aussi."

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1. Reading + Listening Practice

Hear core phrases, repeat aloud.

Oui, exactement.

Yes, exactly.

Meaning: Yes, exactly.

When to use: Use to strongly agree with what someone just said when you want to emphasize you're completely with them.

— C'est vraiment cher. — Oui, exactement.
— It's really expensive. — Yes, exactly.
Tu as raison sur ce point. — Oui, exactement.
You're right about that. — Yes, exactly.

C'est ça.

That's right.

Meaning: That's right.

When to use: Use to confirm someone is correct or to acknowledge a true point they just made.

— Il faut prendre la sortie ici. — C'est ça.
— We need to take the exit here. — That's right.
Donc on commence à 18h? — C'est ça.
So we start at 6pm? — That's right.

Moi aussi.

Me too.

Meaning: Me too.

When to use: Say this when the same positive statement applies to you as well.

Tip: Don't use this for negatives — say "Moi non plus" for negative agreement.

J'aime beaucoup ce film. — Moi aussi.
I really like this movie. — Me too.
Je veux du dessert. — Moi aussi.
I want dessert. — Me too.

Pareil pour moi.

Same here.

Meaning: Same here.

When to use: Use to express that you feel or experience the same thing in casual conversation.

Je suis fatigué aujourd'hui. — Pareil pour moi.
I'm tired today. — Same here.
Le métro était en retard. — Pareil pour moi.
The metro was late. — Same here.

Ça me va

That sounds good.

Meaning: That sounds good / works for me.

When to use: Use to accept a plan or suggestion positively and briefly.

Rendez-vous à 18h ? — Ça me va.
Meeting at 6pm? — That works for me.
On mange italien ce soir ? — Ça me va.
Shall we have Italian tonight? — That sounds good to me.

Bien sûr.

Of course.

Meaning: Of course.

When to use: Use to give permission, agree willingly, or show you're happy to help.

Tu peux emprunter mon livre ? — Bien sûr.
Can you borrow my book? — Of course.
Tu veux que je t'aide ? — Bien sûr.
Do you want me to help you? — Of course.

Pas de souci.

No problem.

Meaning: No problem.

When to use: Use to reassure someone or to accept a small request casually.

Désolé pour le retard. — Pas de souci.
Sorry I'm late. — No problem.
Peux-tu m'envoyer ça ? — Pas de souci.
Can you send that to me? — No problem.

Oui, faisons ça.

Yes, let's do that.

Meaning: Yes, let's do that.

When to use: Use to accept a suggestion and move forward with a plan.

On commence par la réunion et ensuite le déjeuner ? — Oui, faisons ça.
Start with the meeting then lunch? — Yes, let's do that.
On réserve la table pour 19h ? — Oui, faisons ça.
Reserve the table for 7pm? — Yes, let's do that.

Ça me va

That works for me.

Meaning: That works for me.

When to use: Use like "Ça me va" to accept options or a suggestion as acceptable.

On part à 9h ou 10h ? — 9h, ça me va.
Leave at 9 or 10? — 9 works for me.
Je peux venir jeudi. — Ça me va.
I can come Thursday. — That works for me.

Compris.

Got it.

Meaning: Got it.

When to use: Use to acknowledge that you've understood instructions or information.

Tu veux le rapport demain matin ? — Compris.
You want the report tomorrow morning? — Got it.
N'oublie pas de fermer la porte. — Compris.
Don't forget to close the door. — Got it.

Je vois

I see.

Meaning: I see.

When to use: Use to show you understand a point or explanation in a neutral way.

Il a manqué le train, donc il arrive plus tard. — Je vois.
He missed the train, so he's arriving later. — I see.
Le projet est en pause pour l'instant. — Je vois.
The project is on hold for now. — I see.

Je vois ce que tu veux dire.

I see what you mean.

Meaning: I see what you mean.

When to use: Use to show you understand someone's point or perspective; informal with "tu".

Si on change le plan, on gagne du temps. — Je vois ce que tu veux dire.
If we change the plan, we save time. — I see what you mean.
C'est une solution un peu coûteuse. — Je vois ce que tu veux dire.
It's a somewhat expensive solution. — I see what you mean.

Oui, je comprends.

Sure, I understand.

Meaning: Sure, I understand.

When to use: Use to confirm simple understanding in conversation or after an explanation.

Tu changes la date de la réunion, d'accord ? — Oui, je comprends.
You're changing the meeting date, right? — Sure, I understand.
Fais-moi signe quand tu arrives. — Oui, je comprends.
Let me know when you arrive. — Sure, I understand.

2. Conversational Listening Practice

Hear phrases in a real mini-conversation.

Anna and David plan to meet and confirm details.

Anna and David chatting and agreeing on a plan in French — short phrases for acceptance and confirmation.

What plan are Anna and David agreeing on?

Portrait of Anna in a French lesson dialogue

Anna

On se voit samedi à 15h au café ?

Shall we meet on Saturday at 3pm at the café?

Portrait of David in a French lesson dialogue

David

Oui, faisons ça.

Yes, let's do that.

Portrait of Anna in a French lesson dialogue

Anna

Ça me va

That works for me.

Portrait of David in a French lesson dialogue

David

Moi aussi, je suis libre samedi.

Me too, I'm free on Saturday.

Portrait of Anna in a French lesson dialogue

Anna

Compris. À samedi !

Got it. See you Saturday!

Portrait of David in a French lesson dialogue

David

Pas de souci, à bientôt.

No problem, see you soon.

3. Guided Practice

Quizzes and matching to lock in meaning.

Which phrase means "Me too"?

Which phrase would you use to accept a suggestion and move forward?

Which phrase is a casual way to say "No problem"?

If you want to say "That's right," which is the best phrase?

We can meet at 18:00? — That works for me.

We can meet at 18:00? — ___.

Do you understand the plan? — Got it.

Do you understand the plan? — ___.

Can I borrow your pen? — Of course.

Can I borrow your pen? — ___.

Match the core phrases

Match the extra phrases

4. Speaking Practice

Say phrases yourself (mic/recording).

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Say this phrase out loud:

Oui, exactement.

Yes, exactly.

Say this phrase out loud:

C'est ça.

That's right.

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Moi aussi.

Me too.

Say this phrase out loud:

Pareil pour moi.

Same here.

Say this phrase out loud:

Ça me va

That works for me.

Say this phrase out loud:

Bien sûr.

Of course.

Say this phrase out loud:

Pas de souci.

No problem.

Say this phrase out loud:

Oui, faisons ça.

Yes, let's do that.

Say this phrase out loud:

Ça me va

That works for me.

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Compris.

Got it.

Say this phrase out loud:

Je vois

I see.

Say this phrase out loud:

Je vois ce que tu veux dire.

I see what you mean.

Say this phrase out loud:

Oui, je comprends.

Sure, I understand.