French · reason (cause)
You're right.
I'm right.
We were right.
What he says is true.
Am I right?
We were right.
She's right.
We're right.
You're right.
They're right.
Of course, he is right.
You are absolutely right.
You are absolutely right.
Unfortunately, Nancy was right.
You're absolutely correct.
I was absolutely right.
Of course, you're correct.
The reason for this is obvious.
Yes. You're absolutely right.
Yes. You're absolutely right.
You are entirely correct.
He complains with good reason.
Give me one good reason.
Give me one good reason.
That's reason enough.
Perhaps you are right, I have been selfish.
That's the cause of his failure.
Because of the heavy snow, the railroad traffic has been interrupted.
Our plane couldn't land on account of the dense fog.
He sometimes is absent from work without good cause.
Tom's right.
Tom was right.
You're damn right.
You're damn right.
Tom was probably right.
She’s whining for no reason.
The confusion beggars belief.
Tom has lost his mind.
Tom will be wrong.
Tom was right after all.
You're partially correct.
I'm right, for God's sake!
Is Bob right?
She persists in saying that she is right.
Due to the worsening weather, the departure was delayed.
I concede that you are right.
Because of a serious disease, he can't move his body as most people can.
It's better to be approximately right than completely wrong.
He is unpopular for some reason.
If for some reason that happened, what would you do?