Thanks a lot. [STRIKE]sir[/STRIKE] You are [STRIKE]reason[/STRIKE] right. I [STRIKE]doubted[/STRIKE] thought that [STRIKE]i,m[/STRIKE] I was wrong. [STRIKE]Ok,[/STRIKE] Thank you.
Note my corrections above. It's important to start every sentence with a capital letter and to capitalise the word "I" every time you write it. Please don't refer to everyone here as "Sir". Many of us are not male.
You have been confused by a "false friend" - that's why you used "reason". The French "Tu as raison" does not translate to "You are reason". It's "You are right/correct".
Note my correction above. There are certain situations where you can't use a contraction. I failed to find an explanatory page after a few minutes' searching; perhaps another member can find one.