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How Do You Say 'Good Morning' In French?

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Florent Lefortier Profile
To say "Good morning" in French, you'd say "Bonjour." This literally translates as "good day," but is used to mean good morning, good afternoon, hello... Basically, it's an all-purpose greeting that you can use at any time but the evening.

Different Greetings and Goodbyes in French
  • Bonjour (see above!)
  • Salut = "Hi" or "hello." Strangely enough, this also means "Bye!"
  • Bonsoir = "Good evening"
  • Au revoir = "Goodbye," or "until we meet again"
  • À bientôt = "See you soon!"
  • À demain! = "See you tomorrow!"


The literal translation of "Good morning" would be "bon matin," but nobody says that, so try one of the above instead.
sweetboy surendar Profile
Bonjour
sounds like: Boh[n]-JOOR (the [n] indicates a nasal vowel)

The phrase "bon matin" (the literal translation of good morning) is never used as a greeting.

The French don't say Good Morning. From daybreak they say Good Day, which is Bonjour (pronounced bon-sjure)
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L answered
You can also say Salut as well (you don't pronounce the t ). It is more of an informal hello.

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