In this lesson, we'll learn important words and phrases for saying hello and goodbye in French. Knowing how to greet people and say goodbye is very important when making conversations. Let’s look at some common expressions and how to use them!
French greetings can change based on the time of day and how formal you want to be. Here are some greeting phrases you can use:
Bonjour (Hello / Good morning)
Bonsoir (Good evening)
Salut (Hi)
Ça va? (How are you?)
Enchanté(e) (Nice to meet you)
Saying goodbye is just as important as greeting people. Here are some common ways to say goodbye:
Au revoir (Goodbye)
À bientôt (See you soon)
À demain (See you tomorrow)
À tout à l'heure (See you later)
Salut (Bye)
To help you remember, here are some key words to practice:
Here are examples to show how to use these greetings and farewells in a conversation.
Dialogue 1: Meeting someone new
Dialogue 2: Parting ways
Knowing these greetings and goodbyes is very helpful for having basic conversations in French. Practice these phrases with your friends or family to gain confidence and improve your speaking skills. As we keep learning, we will explore more words about everyday activities, family, food, and places in town. Happy learning!
In this lesson, we'll learn important words and phrases for saying hello and goodbye in French. Knowing how to greet people and say goodbye is very important when making conversations. Let’s look at some common expressions and how to use them!
French greetings can change based on the time of day and how formal you want to be. Here are some greeting phrases you can use:
Bonjour (Hello / Good morning)
Bonsoir (Good evening)
Salut (Hi)
Ça va? (How are you?)
Enchanté(e) (Nice to meet you)
Saying goodbye is just as important as greeting people. Here are some common ways to say goodbye:
Au revoir (Goodbye)
À bientôt (See you soon)
À demain (See you tomorrow)
À tout à l'heure (See you later)
Salut (Bye)
To help you remember, here are some key words to practice:
Here are examples to show how to use these greetings and farewells in a conversation.
Dialogue 1: Meeting someone new
Dialogue 2: Parting ways
Knowing these greetings and goodbyes is very helpful for having basic conversations in French. Practice these phrases with your friends or family to gain confidence and improve your speaking skills. As we keep learning, we will explore more words about everyday activities, family, food, and places in town. Happy learning!