tout à fait

The Language Portal’s navigation menu

Good news: the Language Portal of Canada has a new menu that will help you to easily navigate between our language resources and quickly find answers to your language-related questions!

Want to learn how to use the menu? Check out this short tutorial on the new features.

Warning

This content is available in French only.

L’expression tout à fait s’écrit sans traits d’union. Elle est acceptée en réponse à une question comme synonyme d’absolument, mais elle est critiquée et considérée comme familière. On emploie de préférence :

  • absolument
  • certainement
  • oui

Exemples

  • Es-tu satisfaite Jeanne? Absolument! (de préférence à : Tout à fait!)
  • Serez-vous présent? – Certainement! (et non : Tout à fait!)

Renseignements complémentaires

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A tool created and made available online by the Translation Bureau, Public Services and Procurement Canada

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