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This greeting works to say "hello" any time of the day and in formal and informal settings.
Salut!
Au revoir.
Bonjour!
This greeting can also be used to say goodbye. It is reserved for *informal* situations (i.e., with friends, classmates, family).
Salut!
Au revoir.
Bonjour!
This greeting is used in the evening to say hello - in both formal and informal settings.
Bonne nuit.
Bonne année.
Bonsoir.
This greeting is a super informal way of saying hello. It's sort of like saying "hey there" or "you hoo" and would be reserved for close friends and family only.
Ciao!
Coucou!
Comment allez-vous?
This leave-taking expression can be used in basically any situation to say "goodbye."
Salut.
Au revoir.
Bonne journée.
How does one pronounce "au revoir"?
"oh ree vwar"
"ohrvwar"
"ah u ree vwar"
This expression is reserved specifically for wishing someone a good night, as in "sleep tight."
Bonne nuit.
Bonsoir.
Au revoir.
To say, "See you later!" you can use this expression.
À bientôt!
Au revoir.
Jamais.
This is how you say Mister/ Mr. :
Monsieur / M.
Madame / Mme
Mademoiselle / Mlle
This is how you say Miss (as in a young woman who's not married):
Monsieur / M.
Madame / Mme
Mademoiselle / Mlle
This is how you say Missus/ Mrs. (as in a woman who is married):
Monsieur / M.
Madame / Mme
Mademoiselle / Mlle
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