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How To Greet In French?

Pallavi V.

28/06/2017 2 0

Se saluer!

The most common and most overheard greeting:

1. Bonjour: It can be used safely with any person and at any time of the day.

Some easy derivatives of this:

Bon matin (Good Morning)
Bon après midi (Good Afternoon)
Bon soir (Good Evening)

Bonne nuit (Good Night)

Tip: When you greet a French you should always use "Monsieur" or "Madame" with the greeting. It is insulting if used without. Eg: Bonjour Monsieur or Bon soir Madame.

2. Ça va: This means "how are you" or "how do you do" or even" how is everything with you". The reply is also" Ça va". You may add ça va bien (all well with me) or ça va mal (I am not so good). Alors, ce sont deux expressions françaises

Bonjour !Ça Va?

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Nikhil Kizhakkedath Vasudevan | 29/06/2017

Bonsoir is one word. Monsieur and Madame can be used with strangers. Use it in formal contexts

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How To Greet In French?

Se saluer!

The most common and most overheard greeting:

1. Bonjour: It can be used safely with any person and at any time of the day.

Some easy derivatives of this:

Bon matin (Good Morning)

Bon après midi (Good Afternoon)

Bon soir (Good Evening)

Bonne nuit (Good Night)

Tip: When you greet a French you should always use "Monsieur" or "Madame" with the greeting. It is insulting if used without. Eg: Bonjour Monsieur or Bon soir Madame.

2. Ça va: This means "how are you" or "how do you do" or even" how is everything with you". The reply is also" Ça va". You may add ça va bien (all well with me) or ça va mal (I am not so good). Alors, ce sont deux expressions françaises

Bonjour !Ça Va?

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