In this lesson, we will learn easy phrases to show when you agree or disagree in French conversations. Being able to share your thoughts is really important for having good talks with others.

How to Show Agreement

Here are some simple phrases you can use when you agree with someone:

1. Je suis d'accord - "I agree"

   • Example: "Je pense que ce film est intéressant." (I think this movie is interesting.)
     • Response: "Oui, je suis d'accord!" (Yes, I agree!)

2. C'est vrai - "It's true"

   • Example: "Il fait beau aujourd'hui." (It’s nice out today.)
     • Response: "C'est vrai."

3. Tout à fait - "Absolutely" or "Completely"

   • Example: "La nourriture ici est délicieuse." (The food here is delicious.)
     • Response: "Tout à fait."

4. Je pense la même chose - "I think the same thing"

   • Example: "Elle est très talentueuse." (She is very talented.)
     • Response: "Je pense la même chose."

How to Show Disagreement

Now, let’s look at some phrases for when you disagree:

1. Je ne suis pas d'accord - "I disagree"

   • Example: "Ce livre est ennuyeux." (This book is boring.)
     • Response: "Je ne suis pas d'accord."

2. Ce n'est pas vrai - "It's not true"

   • Example: "Tous les Français aiment le fromage." (All French people love cheese.)
     • Response: "Ce n'est pas vrai."

3. Je ne pense pas - "I don’t think so"

   • Example: "Il arrivera à temps." (He will arrive on time.)
     • Response: "Je ne pense pas."

4. Pas du tout - "Not at all"

   • Example: "C'est facile." (It’s easy.)
     • Response: "Pas du tout."

Practice Conversation

To practice these phrases, you can make a short dialogue with a friend. For example:

• Person A: "Je trouve que le jazz est magnifique."
  (I think jazz is beautiful.)
• Person B: "Je suis d'accord, c'est vrai!"
  (I agree, it's true!)

With these phrases, you can join conversations better, whether you agree or disagree!