Question

Anyone who would like to teach me french!!!
Please :)
btw Bonjour!

Answer 1

Salut !
I cannot 'teach' you French, but I can answer specific questions about the language, its vocabulary and its grammar.

Answer 2

I would be happy to teach you French!

Answer 3

So, let's start with the basic greetings. `Bonjour` means `Hello` and is more formal. `Salut` (pronounced sa-loo) means `Hi` or `Bye`, which are both more informal.

Answer 4

@behappy

Answer 5

Now, let's try `Good morning`, `Good evening`, and `Good night`. Also, one more thing, `Bon` means `Good`. So, `Bonjour` not only means `Hello`, but also `Good morning` as `jour` means `day`. `Bonsoir` (pronounced bon-swar) means `Good evening` and `soir` means `evening` as you might conclude. Lastly, `Bon nuit` means `Good night` and `nuit` means `night`.

Answer 6

If you have any questions with that so far, please ask so here and tag me. If you are ready for more, also tag me and tell me you are ready for more. :)

Answer 7

hey there is website go to duolingo theywill teach you french and everyting will be in your gcse so god luck

Answer 8

Yeah.

Answer 9

hey @CuriousQuestions
thank you so much!!!

what i learned till now from this post :

Salut = Hi/bye
Bon = Good
jour = Day
soir = Evening (swar)
nuit = Night

my question is : Bonjour from above--> Good Day (also) Hello (also) good morning?
what do we call morning in french?


thank you so much

Also thank you alika456 :)

Answer 10

Morning is matin; but you do not say "bon matin", at least in France.
I think it might be used in Switzerland and in Quebec where people argue whether they can use it or not as it is grammatically correct French, but a loan translation of the English good morning.

Answer 11

@CuriousQuestions i would like to learn more

Answer 12

@behappy, sorry for the late response. What would you like to learn next?

Answer 13

hmmm.. teach me the basic stuff please :3