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French Phrase

Merci beaucoup pour ta proposition.

/mɛʁ.si bo.ku puʁ ta pʁɔ.pɔ.zi.sjɔ̃/
Meaning"Thank you very much for your proposal."
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Meaning

This phrase is a polite and sincere way to express gratitude for an offer, suggestion, or business proposal. It combines 'merci beaucoup' (thank you very much) with a specific object of thanks. The use of 'ta' indicates a familiar or informal relationship with the person being addressed.

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When to use

Use this when someone offers help, suggests an idea, or presents a plan in a casual or semi-formal setting. It is perfect for responding to friends, colleagues you know well, or family members.

✦Grammar Breakdown

Mercibeaucouppourtaproposition

1

Merci beaucoup

'Beaucoup' reinforces 'merci'; never say 'merci très' in French.

2

Pour

This preposition is used here to indicate the cause or reason for the gratitude.

3

Ta

This is the feminine singular possessive adjective, agreeing with the feminine noun 'proposition'.

🗨In Conversation

A

Tu veux que je t'aide pour ton projet ?

Do you want me to help with your project?

Merci beaucoup pour ta proposition.

Thank you very much for your proposal.

B

✕Common Mistakes

  • Merci beaucoup par ta proposition.

    Use 'pour' to express the reason for thanks.

  • Merci beaucoup pour ton proposition.

    'Proposition' is a feminine noun, so use 'ta' instead of 'ton'.

↔Alternatives

  • Merci pour l'offre.

    Thanks for the offer.

  • C'est gentil de proposer.

    That's kind of you to suggest.

  • Je vous remercie pour votre proposition.

    I thank you for your proposal (formal).

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Cultural Tip

In France, acknowledging someone's effort to suggest something is a key part of politesse. While 'ta' is informal, using 'beaucoup' adds a layer of genuine appreciation. If you were in a strictly formal business meeting with a stranger, you would switch 'ta' to 'votre' to maintain professional distance.