French Toujour

Nationalité et les adjectifs The adjectives for nationalities are different for masculine and feminine genders. Below are the endings which differ for M and F: Masculin Féminin ais aise ois oise ain aine ien ienne and ande ol ole e e éen éenne in ine c cque Here are the examples showing the above endings used in different nationalities: Libonais Libonaise Français Française Polonais Polonaise Portugais Portugaise Anglais Anglaise Japonais Japonaise Chinois Chinoise Suédois Suédoise Danois danoise Mexicain Mexicaine Cubain Cubaine Américain ...

Bonjour! Note: salut is informal way of greeting, Hi or bye. Bonjour is a formal way of greeting. Bonjour- bonjour can be used from morning till evening (around 6p.m.) Salut Bonsoir - good evening Bonne journée- have a good day Bonne nuit - good night A bientôt - see you soon A très bientôt- see you very soon Comment ça va? - how are you? Oui, ça va - yes, I'm fine Ça va bien? How are you? Oui, ça va bien- I'm doing good. Merci - thank you S'il vous plait - please These are some of the common greetings to know in French while traveling. Here is a video of greetings which will be very useful for French language Learners https://youtu.be/0SUPeXLQsxY