If you know the person or are being introduced, you're also expected to either faire la bise (kiss cheeks) if you are familiar with that person or se serrer la main (shake hands). When arriving at work or school, this means you should go around the room and individually greet each person.
Formal greetings are for older people or people that you respect. Informal greetings are for friends, classmates, colleagues, etc.
Bonjour-hello (formal)
Salut-hi (informal)
Bonsoir-good evening (formal)
Pleased to meet you!-Enchante
Comment allez-vous?-How are you? (formal)
Comment ca-va?- How's it going? (informal)
tres bien-very well
bien-well
comme ci comme ca- okay
mal- badly
tres mal- very badly
merci- thank you
et vous?- and you? (formal)
et toi?- and you? (informal)
Comment vous appelez-vous?- What is your name? (formal)
Comment t'appelles tu?- What is your name (informal)
Je m'appelle... - My name is...
Madame- Mrs.
Madamoiselle- Miss
Monsieur- Mr.
The French Christmas greeting is Joyeux Noël.
Have a NICE Christmas and a NICE New Year
greeting is nice
"Bonjour" is a French word that translates to "hello" in English. It is commonly used as a greeting in French-speaking countries.
A nice greeting card.
Bonjour, comment allez-vous?
"salut" is the informal greeting used in French as an equivalent of "hi".
Umm kinda, the French people kiss people on their cheeks when greeting people, since my mom has this french friend and every time we meet he always kisses me on the cheeks. Well maybe not some french do that.
"Aloha kakahiaka" is a common greeting in Hawaiian to wish someone a good morning and a nice day.
A town on french riviera
'that is nice' in french is 'qui est agréable'
"Salut" means "hello" or "hi" in French. It is commonly used as a casual greeting among friends and acquaintances.