"Ã bon chat, bon rat" (for a good cat, there's a good rat) is a proverb meaning that everybody can find his match.
"ma chère" means: '[my] dear'
Good morning = "bonjour" (commonly used) or "bon matin" (uncommon) Babe = "ma cherie" (female) or "mon cher" (male) So you could say: "Bonjour ma cherie" or "Bon matin ma cherie" (if you're talking to a girl) "Bonjour mon cher" or "Bon matin mon cher" (if you're talking to a guy)
Mon Cher ami
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Bon Voyage is french. Say "Bon Voyage". The current phrasing does not make sense in English or in French. One would not say "Safe Travels, our friends" in English. One might say "May you have safe travels, dear friends" which would be translated as "Bon Voyage, chers amis". Bon voyage a nos ami - in french safe journeys our friends- in English
mon cher, ma chère
Mon Cher, like ma cherie, means my dear. However, because Cher is missing the -ie suffix, it indicates that the dear one is male.
happy birthday sweetheart
Good evening my dear
Merci beaucoup, ma chère/mon Cher
This means "I love talking with you my dear"
Bon anniversaire ma soeur!
Bon anniversaire ma chère soeur