How do I say "much appreciated" in French?

Question

I know how to say "thank you", however, if the occasion calls for it, how can I add a casual "much appreciated" or "it's much appreciated"? I tried looking it up, yet, was perplexed by all the forms of the word "appreciate" in French, and wasn't certain if I had the proper tense (past), or if I should say "très" or "beaucoup" or something else for "much"? Needless to say, any assistance with this would be, well, much appreciated!

Answer 1

You can say "c'est apprécié" literally meaning (it is appreciated)

You can also add "très" to make "c'est très apprécié" (it is greatly/very appreciated)



"Merci, c'est très apprécié" (thank you, it is very appreciated)

Answer 2

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Answer 3

très apprécié

Answer 4

il sera beaucoup plus apprécié

Answer 5

permet de faire l'amour

Answer 6

Much Appreciated In French