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What is the french translation for-- you are absolutely right?

The most common and natural way to say "you are absolutely right" in French is:

Tu as tout à fait raison.

Here's a breakdown of the phrase:

* Tu: You (informal, singular)

* as: Have (verb "avoir" in the present tense)

* tout à fait: Absolutely, entirely

* raison: Right, reason

Other possible translations:

* Tu as parfaitement raison. (You are perfectly right.)

* Tu n'as pas tort. (You are not wrong.)

* C'est exact. (That's exact.)

The best translation will depend on the context and the level of formality.

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