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In Course: French A1: First Steps

Starting and Ending a Conversation in French

Learn the essential French phrases for greetings, farewells, and basic social interactions like saying please, thank you, and sorry.
A vibrant, wide-angle photograph of a charming Parisian street scene. In the foreground, a group of friends are laughing and sharing coffee at an outdoor café, conveying warmth and familiarity. In the mid-ground, a person points towards a grand, historic Parisian landmark, like the Louvre or a beautiful arch, with others looking at a map, suggesting exploration and discovery. The scene is bathed in soft, inviting daylight.
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40 Cards
Lesson#1
Let's begin with the most common ways to greet someone in French. The phrase you use often depends on the time of day and how well you know the person.
Lesson#2
The most standard greeting is 'bonjour'. You can use it throughout the day to say 'hello' or 'good day' in almost any situation, formal or informal.
Quiz#3
How do you say 'hello' in French during the day?

bonjour

Lesson#4
In the evening, you should switch from 'bonjour' to 'bonsoir', which means 'good evening'.
Quiz#5
How do you greet someone in French in the evening?

bonsoir

Lesson#6
With friends, family, or people your own age, you can use the informal greeting 'salut'. It means 'hi'.

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