Hi all,
is it correct that you can greet someone by saying "salut" as well as using it to say goodbye? Just wondering...
Greetings
(deleted)
March 22, 2007
(deleted)
March 22, 2007
Hi Lewis,
yes, that's right. That makes the whole learning process easier doesn't it :wink:
You can also use the following expressions:
Au revoir= Good-bye
Adieu= Farewell
A demain= See you tomorrow
Just listen to the Rocket French Interactive Audio Lessons and you will hear different greetings at the start and end of every lesson. All the best for your French learning!
Nathalie
(deleted)
March 22, 2007
Great, thanks for that.
Lewis
Ana-R23
June 16, 2015
So Salut is like the italian Ciao? That you can use for say hello
and good-bye?
toru e
June 20, 2015
Yup, it's pretty versatile. As an aside, people also use "ciao" in
France (particularly in the south), but it's used as a goodbye.
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