Notes le premier septembre How to greet someone Bonjour! (Hello!) Salut! (Hi! Used mainly with friends and family.)

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Notes le premier septembre How to greet someone Bonjour! (Hello!) Salut! (Hi! Used mainly with friends and family.)

Titles in French Monsieur (abbreviated M.) = Mr. Madame (abbreviated Mme.) = Mrs. Mademoiselle (abbreviated Mlle.) = Miss These titles are often used without a last name to greet people: Bonjour, Madame! Bonjour, Monsieur!

How to ask how someone is/feels Comment ça va? (How are you/ how are you doing?) Ça va? (Are you doing well?)

Responding to Comment ça va?: Ça va (très) bien. (I’m doing (very) well. Ça va. (I’m fine.) Ça va comme ci, comme ça. (I’m so-so.) Ça va (très) mal. (I’m doing (very) badly.) Pas mal. (Not bad.)

Asking someone’s name Comment t’appelles-tu? (What’s your name?) - Je m’appelle ____________. (My name is _______.)

Saying good-bye Au revoir! (Good-bye!) À bientôt! (See you soon!) À tout a l’heure! (See you very soon!) À demain! ( See you tomorrow!) Ciao! (Bye!)

Une conversation: Write down the following conversation paying special attention to the expressions that make it more polite and fluid: Personne A:Bonjour! Personne B: Bonjour! Personne A: Comment ça va? Personne B:Ça va, merci (thanks). Et toi? (And you?) Personne A:Très bien, merci. Personne B:Comment t’appelles-tu? Personne A:Je m’appelle Thomas, Et toi? Personne B:Je m’appelle Rose. Personne A:Enchanté, Rose. (Enchanté = Pleased to meet you.) Personne B: Enchantée, Thomas. Personne A:À bientôt, Rose. Personne B:Au revoir, Thomas.