Greetings And Expressions Quiz!

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1. Translate the following into English:  Bonjour!

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The given answer "Hello" is the translation of the French word "Bonjour" into English. It is a common greeting used to say hi or to start a conversation. The other phrases provided in the question do not match the translation of "Hello".

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Translate the French greetings and expressions into English. Good luck!

2. Je m'appelle

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The phrase "Je m'appelle" is a French expression that translates to "My name is" in English. It is commonly used when introducing oneself to others. In this context, the given options include greetings and responses, but only "My name is" is a suitable answer to the question "Je m'appelle" as it directly corresponds to the French phrase.

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3. Ça va?

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The correct answer is "how are you?" because it is a common greeting used to ask about someone's well-being or current state. The other phrases do not serve the same purpose. "Ça va?" is the French equivalent of "how are you?" and "my name is" and "What's your name?" are introductions rather than greetings. "Goodbye" is a farewell phrase.

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4. Au revoir

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The correct answer is "Goodbye" because it is a common way to bid farewell or say goodbye to someone. The other options, "Hello," "Thank you," and "I'm well," are greetings or expressions of gratitude or well-being, which are not appropriate responses to "Au revoir."

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5. À tout à l'heure!

Explanation

The phrase "À tout à l'heure!" is a common French expression used to say "See you later!" It is typically used when parting with someone and implies that you will see them again in the near future. It is a polite and friendly way to say goodbye, indicating that you expect to meet the person again soon.

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6. Ça va bien

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The phrase "Ça va bien" is a common French greeting which translates to "I'm well" in English. Therefore, the correct answer is "I'm well" as it accurately reflects the meaning of the given phrase.

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7. Tu t'appelles comment?

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The correct answer is "What's your name?" because the question "Tu t'appelles comment?" is asking for the person's name. The other options, "How old are you?" and "How are you?" are unrelated to the question about the person's name. "Thank you" is not a question and therefore not a suitable answer.

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8. Salut!

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The given answer, "Hello/Goodbye!", is the correct response to the greeting "Salut!" in French. "Salut!" can be used to say both "Hello" and "Goodbye" in an informal setting. It is a versatile greeting that can be used to initiate a conversation or bid farewell to someone. Therefore, "Hello/Goodbye!" is the appropriate response in this context.

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Translate the following into English:  Bonjour!
Je m'appelle
Ça va?
Au revoir
À tout à l'heure!
Ça va bien
Tu t'appelles comment?
Salut!
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