How to Say Hello in French

The British fashion brand French Connection has announced a slowdown in its retail sales and warned of weak results in North America. Its like-for-like sales in the UK and Europe fell 5.8 percent in the 15 weeks to May 10. It blamed a reduction in sale activity for this decline. Shares in the company sank as much as 15 percent.

French Connection’s troubles were not helped by a disappointing summer season for its retailers in the United States. Its sales in the US in the third quarter fell by 4.3 percent. It also reported a loss of PS5m for the year to October and closed two non-profitable stores.

There are a few different ways to say hello in French, and this one is probably the most common. It is used to greet friends, acquaintances and strangers. It is pronounced as boh-NWAH, with a rolling sound in the middle, and it means “I am here”. You can also say bonjour to children and babies. It is a great way to make a good first impression. Another way to say hello is to use the phrase enchante or enchantee, which is similar to hello and means “pleased to meet you”. This one is usually used when greeting women. If you are speaking to a group of people it is more polite to use bonjour a tous or bonjour everyone.

In addition to bonjour there is The french connection tina also ça va? This is a very casual way to ask how someone is doing. It is almost like saying "what's up?" in English, and is used mostly among friends. It is pronounced as kwah vah and is sometimes referred to as a slang word due to its association with the French comedian Brice de Nice. It is often used to make a joke and will be understood even by non-native speakers.

If you want to sound even more casual, you can try quoi de neuf? This is the most informal way to ask how someone is doing. It sounds a bit like asking how your week is going and is used by both friends and strangers. It is often used to make a funny statement and is sometimes associated with Bugs Bunny in the Looney Tunes cartoons.