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3 apr 2020
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Francese (Francia)
Domande Francia
What is the difference between bonjoir and salut?
What is the difference between bonjoir and salut?
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Bonjour" works in every situation, it's "neither formal or informal.
"Salut" is informal, but you can use it to say both "Hello" and "Goodbye". Basically, you don't use it with strangers who are older than you, who have an higher rank than you in an institution like your teachers, boss, etc. It's better to use it with good friends.
- Paese o regione Francia
Salut is more for friends or close people. Bonjour is more formal, polite
- Paese o regione Francia
Salut ~ Hi . Bonjour ~ Hello . La formalité est differents , Nous disont salut avec des amis ou de la famille et bonjour pour toute les autres personnes .

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