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How do you respond to in French?

"Respondre" in French means "to respond". However, the way you respond in French depends on the specific situation. Here are some examples:

Formal:

* Répondre à: This is the most common way to say "to respond to". It is used in both written and spoken French.

* Je réponds à votre question. (I am responding to your question.)

* Il a répondu à l'invitation. (He responded to the invitation.)

* Réagir à: This means "to react to" and can be used to express a more emotional or spontaneous response.

* J'ai réagi à son commentaire. (I reacted to his comment.)

Informal:

* Répondre: You can simply use "répondre" without "à" in informal contexts.

* J'ai répondu. (I responded.)

* Réagir: Like in the formal setting, you can use "réagir" to express a more emotional response.

* J'ai réagi tout de suite. (I reacted right away.)

Other ways to express a response:

* Donner une réponse: This means "to give a response."

* Faire un commentaire: This means "to make a comment."

* Dire quelque chose: This means "to say something."

To express agreement or disagreement:

* Oui, je suis d'accord. (Yes, I agree.)

* Non, je ne suis pas d'accord. (No, I disagree.)

To express understanding:

* Je comprends. (I understand.)

* Je vois. (I see.)

To ask for clarification:

* Pouvez-vous répéter, s'il vous plaît? (Can you repeat, please?)

* Je n'ai pas compris. (I didn't understand.)

Remember to choose the appropriate phrase based on the context and the level of formality.

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