what is the french of Hi,How are you,and goodnight?
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During the day: Bonjour! Comment vas-tu?\nAnd you use Bonsoir during the evening instead of Bonjour!\nAlso you can use Salut! Ca va? That means hi, how's it going? I'm sorry i can't help you with the good night part... Hope this helps a little bit! :)
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Fine!\nAnd How's Yours'?
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its Bonjour.\nIn French you don't tell people good morning to you, that's the most common mistake that people do, trying to translate Literally from one language to the other, it doesn't work that way.\nAnd, Bonjour is day specific, in the afternoon you say Bon apres-midi and in the evening you say Bonsoir and at night you say Bonne nuit...
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The way of greeting people in French can change with the situation. \n\nIf you are in front of a stranger or a person which you have to show a sign of respect you say "Bonjour" in the morning and "Bonsoir" in the evening.\n\nTo greet a friend, a close person like your family or younger people you say "Salut".\n\nTo respond to a phone call you say "Allo". Even if the way of greeting doesn`t changes, native French speakers like me know that we normally say "Oui, allo" if we have for example an administration position in an office because it sounds nicer. \n\nFor more Free Tools, Tips and Techniques to Learn How to Speak French Online please visit us at: http://learnfrenchonline.blogspot.com
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hello\n\nAbout what?\n\n:-)
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Hello-English\nHey-English\nWhat's up-English\nHi-English\nHola-Spanish\nAloha-Hawaii\nOlá-Portuguese\nHallo-German \nHallom-Hungarian\nHullo-Where hello probably came from\nGod dag-Swedish\n Zdravstvuite-Russian\n Allegra-Romansch\nDzien dobry-Polish\n Ave-Latin\n Konnichi wa-Japanese\nBuon giorno-Italian\nNamasté-Hindu\nShalom-Hewbrew\nIiti-Egyptian\nMarhaba-Arabic\nThere are many more ways to say "Hi" on the website below.
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"Bonjour, Madame" = "Hello, Ma'am"\n"Bonjour, Monsieur" = "Hello, Sir"\n(Always greet people before asking for assistance. The French do this and will consider you polite if you do likewise.)\n\n"Excusez-moi de vous déranger." = "Excuse me for bothering you"\n(Especially helpful if you need to ask a stranger for help.)\n\n"Où se trouve le musée du Louvre?" = "Where is the Louvre museum?"\n\n"ça coûte combien?" = "How much does that cost?"\n\nAnd of course:\n"Merci!" = "Thank you!"\n"Bonjour!" = "Hello!"\n"Au revoir!" = "Goodbye"\n\n\nFor additional phrases, see the following links. You also might consider purchasing a French language instruction cassette or DVD (Berlitz or Pimsleur's) to help with pronunciation.\n\nBon voyage! (Have a good trip!)
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Hey sweetheart, how are you?
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Comment allez vous ? How are you ?
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how 2 sleep well,best joke i heard ,exchange goods
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"I'm fine, thank you" is perfectly corect English and is also one of the most common answers you'll get if you ask "How are you?"\n\nTypically the sentence is actually a lie, when people say it they normally mean "I'm okay" or "Nothing's wrong" rather than "I am feeling wonderful and glorious", which is what the sentence literally means.
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Bon Soir is what you say to someone in the evening before bedtime.\n\nBonne nuit is what you say to them in the evening when it actually is bedtime.
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alright i shall enjoy enlightening you \nhere are many \nif some one says yo what's up you say - you what up?\nsignify means to express yourself or what you wish to chat on \nnow you could come of saying \njust 'Yo! this mean hi or hello so do what's up \ntry at the end " gotta roll out" means i must go right away\n"hay boo!"  means "hello love":\nwhaatt! means shocked at news.\nif you want to be really current go to "ebonics language site and learn all the urbans black slang we are the best at artistic lyrics in the world and this is proven by the Hip hop culture you see we keeping away from the european way and have the strongest verbal expressions for everything ......."believe that!" mean true
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Normally, I say something along the lines of, "Hi!  How are you?"  You know, just like everyone else.\n\nThe Hebrew word of greeting, if that's what you're asking, is "Shalom", which means "hello", "goodbye", or "peace" - but most modern Jews don't use that outside of a religious context.
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ouch! Pd!! Good morning sir... hi hi...lol\n\nhuahuahuahua! ten plus! lol \n\nthx! good day to u!
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le Ka mate : \n\nTapez les mains contre les cuisses ! \nSoufflez ! Pliez les genoux ! \nLaissez la hanche suivre ! \nTapez des pieds aussi fort que vous pouvez ! \nJe meurs ! je meurs ! je vis ! je vis ! \nJe meurs ! je meurs ! je vis ! je vis ! \nVoici l'homme poilu \nQui est allé chercher le soleil \nEt l'a fait briller à nouveau ! \nUn pas ! Un autre pas ! \nUn pas ! Un autre pas ! \nLe soleil brille ! \n\n\net le Kapa o Pango : \n\nLaissez-moi devenir un avec ma terre \nC'est notre terre qui gronde \nNous sommes les All Blacks \nIl est temps ! C'est mon moment ! \nNotre règne \nNotre suprématie triomphera \nEt nous atteindrons le sommet ! \nLa fougère argentée ! \nAll Blacks ! \nLa fougère argentée ! \nAll Blacks !
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marhaba = hola = salut = hello :)\n\narabic my tongue\n\nand french , spanish and sure english ..lol