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Avec plaisir ! | Boys vs girls in French

Hugo needs help with a pile of socks, and Léa offers to supervise. She accepts his coffee deal, but first he has to find a pair.

In French, with English subtitles.

33-second video.

In English, with a phrase in French.

34-second video.

The French phrase

Avec plaisir !

With pleasure! / Gladly!

Use it to say yes warmly to an offer or a request. Word for word, it means "with pleasure".

Every line in French with English

Hugo: Aide-moi à plier les chaussettes.

In English: Help me fold the socks.

Léa: Avec plaisir ! Je surveille d’ici.

In English: With pleasure! I'll supervise from here.

Hugo: Donc… tu m’aides avec les yeux ?

In English: So... you're helping with your eyes?

Hugo: Un café si tu plies une paire.

In English: A coffee if you fold one pair.

Léa: Avec plaisir ! Montre-moi une paire d’abord.

In English: With pleasure! Show me a pair first.

Hugo: Ah. Je ne trouve aucune paire.

In English: Oh. I can't find a single pair.

In English, with a phrase in French.

Hugo: Will you help me with the socks?

Léa: Avec plaisir ! I'll supervise from here.

Hugo: So... helping with your eyes?

Hugo: Coffee for one folded pair?

Léa: Avec plaisir ! Show me a pair.

Hugo: Oh. I can't find a single pair.

Quick quiz

Choose a or b, then open the answer to see if you were right.

  1. What does it mean? Avec plaisir !

    1. With pleasure!
    2. No, thank you.
    Show the answer

    Answer: a) With pleasure! It says yes, gladly. Use it to accept an offer.

Hugo and Léa are animated characters made with AI.

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