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French greetings

by UNEKE CHINENYE COACHING
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Slide 1: Welcome

In this lesson on French greetings, you will learn common phrases for meeting people, saying goodbye, and staying polite in everyday situations.
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Slide 2: Bonjour – Hello

Use 'Bonjour' to say hello during the day. Pronounce it bohn-zhoor. It suits strangers, coworkers, and friends before afternoon.
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Slide 3: Bonsoir – Good evening

Use 'Bonsoir' in the evening. Pronounce bohn-swahr. This greeting signals politeness after sunset.
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Slide 4: Salut – Hi / Bye

Casual greeting 'Salut' works with friends and family. Pronounce sa-loo. It can mean hello or goodbye in informal settings.
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Slide 5: Au revoir – Goodbye

Say 'Au revoir' when parting. Pronounce oh ruh-vwar. Use it in both formal and informal contexts.
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Slide 6: À bientôt – See you soon

Express future meeting with 'À bientôt'. Pronounce ah byen-toh. Pair with a friendly gesture.
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Slide 7: Comment ça va ? – How are you?

Ask about well-being with 'Comment ça va ?' Pronounce koh-ma(n) sah vah. Respond with 'Ça va bien, merci'.
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Slide 8: Ça va ? – Are you good?

Short version: 'Ça va ?' to check in. Pronounce sah vah. Reply 'Ça va bien' or 'Pas mal'.
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Slide 9: Polite phrases

Use 'S’il vous plaît' for please and 'Merci' for thanks. In informal settings, 'S’il te plaît' and 'Merci beaucoup'.
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Slide 10: Practice tips

Practice with friends, label greetings around you, and role-play short dialogues. Track pronunciation and polite form.
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