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Paroles d’adieu
Every hello eventually leads to a good-bye. Here’s how to say good-bye at any time of day as well as mention when you’ll meet again.
| au revoir | good-bye | |
| salut | bye | |
| tchao tchao tchao |
bye (on the Mediterranean) | |
| bonne journée | have a nice day | |
| bon après-midi | have a nice afternoon | |
| bonne soirée | have a nice evening | |
| bonne nuit | good night | |
| adieu | farewell |
Until we meet again…
| à tout de suite | see you in a moment | |
| à tout à l’heure à toute |
see you in a little bit | |
| à bientôt | see you soon | |
| à plus à plus tard |
see you later | |
| à demain | see you tomorrow | |
| à la prochaine | until next time | |
| à lundi, mardi… | see you on Monday, Tuesday… | |
| à la semaine prochaine | see you next week |
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