English–French
“good point” in French
French
Pronunciation
IPA/tuʃe/
Example
Oui, touché, c'était un bon argument.
Yes, good point, that was a good argument.
How to say “good point” in French
“Good point” in French is touché.
A clean strike in a debate that leaves the other side conceding a point.
Example sentences with touché
Touché, tu as raison.
Touché, you're right.
Tips for using touché
- In French, touché has a clearly pronounced final vowel, and its tone can be playful or mildly ironic rather than purely formal.