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In English, "hi" is an informal way of greeting someone. If you were at a job interview, you wouldn't start by saying "hi", because it's informal. "Salut" works the same way in french, as it's only in a relaxed setting with people you know.
"Hello", on the other hand, is more formal in English, and the same is with "Bonjour". "Bonjour" can be used with anyone, but the difference is that it can also be used with people you've just met, or in a formal setting, just like saying "Hello" in English.
Bonjour
Il est trois heures de l'après-midi.
<em>it's three in the afternoon.</em>
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<em>EXPLANATION</em>
<em>Il est vingt-trois heures = it's twenty three = in French it's eleven p.m.</em>
il est trois heures de l'après-midi = it's three in the afternoon
<em>Il est quinze heures = it's fifteen = in French it's three (p.m.) (so you don't need to say "in the afternoon")</em>
<em>it's une heure de l'après-midi = it's one in the afternoon.</em>
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<em>When you say hours from treize to vingt-trois (13-> 23) you don't need to add "in the afternoon", "in the evening" ....</em>
<em>you can't say "it's quinze heures de l'après-midi"....</em>
<em>il est quinze heures = il est trois heures de l'après-midi (3 p.m.)</em>
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<em>you can't say "il est vingt-trois heures du soir"...</em>
<em>il est vingt-trois heures = il est onze heures du soir. (23 p.m.)</em>
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The French verb parler literally means "to talk" or "to speak." You'll find it used in a variety of idiomatic expressions and in order to use it properly, you'll definitely want to know how to conjugate it.
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I can't because where's the recording?
J'ai un cahier sur la table, à côté de mon ordinateur, j'ai aussi des stylos dans le tiroir, en plus des agrafes et des gommes.
- fournitures scolaires : stylos, sac à dos, cahier, crayon, chaise, banc, livre
- matériel audiovisuel : tv, dvd, lecteur mp3 et ordinateur.
<h3>Comment écrire des phrases en français ?</h3>
Cependant, la langue a un vaste vocabulaire avec plus de 60 000 mots qui font partie du dictionnaire local, mais cela ne pose finalement pas de problème, car connaître environ 5% du répertoire français suffit pour communiquer avec un locuteur natif. Le vocabulaire est ajouté au fur et à mesure que vous pratiquez et comprenez la dynamique de la langue.
Fondamentalement, la structure des phrases directes et indirectes françaises comprend :
- Affirmatifs : Sujet + verbe + complément ;
- Négatifs : Sujet + négation auxiliaire + verbe + complément ;
- Interrogatifs : Auxiliaire interrogatif + sujet + verbe + complément.
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