The answer is C. Au revoir! À bientôt! This is because the sentence "à bientôt "means "see you soon." This is more suited to the occasion than "à plus tard", which means "see you later", and "à demain", which means "see you tomorrow", as well as just plain "au revoir", which means goodbye.
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FRANCK: What are you doing this weekend? CÉLINE: Me, not much, I have more money. Finally, I have enough to buy myself a hot chocolate and that's it. ÉMILIE: It depends on what we do. If you come to my place, it's okay, no need for money. MATHILDE: How much pocket money do you have? FRANCK: Me, my parents give me € 10 every Saturday. CÉLINE: Is that all? It's not important. Me, I have € 15 every Wednesday and sometimes, when the weekend arrives, I have nothing, despite my efforts to save. ÉMILIE: My mother gives me € 20 twice a month and despite my spending on magazines, I'm doing very well. FRANCK: Hey! it's the same as 10 € every Monday! When I was ... 10 years old, I believe, they gave me money once a month; but I was not doing it. I couldn't handle it, it was too hard. EMILIE: Why? FRANCK: I was spending everything pretty fast, so I negotiated this new system.
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(behind) is translated to derriére (in) should be translated to dans (on) should be translated to sur and (the woman went downtown) should be la femne est allée au centre-ville i dont know for sure but i think this is the translations
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Mon meilleur ami.
Mon ami.
Mon camarade.
Une connaissance.
Explanation:
Mon meilleur ami - my best friend.
Mon ami - my friend.
Mon camarade - my comrad.
Une connaissance - an acquaintance.
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