Exercises
Build confidence with essential French greetings and polite expressions in this beginner-friendly quiz. Test your knowledge of how to say hello, goodbye, good evening, good night, please, thank you, yes, and see you later in French. You will also practice asking “How are you?” and responding appropriately to “Merci.” Ideal for new French learners, travelers, and anyone wanting to master useful everyday vocabulary.
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The French word for Hello is Bonjour. This is a common greeting used throughout France and other French-speaking regions.
In French, 'Goodbye' is translated as Au revoir. 'Adiós' is the Spanish word for goodbye, and 'Arrivederci' is the Italian term. Therefore, the correct option for French is option 3, Au revoir.
In French, Bonsoir means 'Good evening.' It is used when greeting someone in the evening. Option 2, Buenas noches, is Spanish, and option 3, Buona sera, is Italian.
The correct way to ask 'How are you?' in French is Comment ça va?. Option 1, Come stai?, is Italian, and Option 3, ¿Cómo estás?, is Spanish.
The phrase Merci is French for Thank you. The appropriate response to Merci is De rien, which means You're welcome in French. The other options, Gracias and Please, are not suitable as they translate to Thank you in Spanish and a request in English respectively.
The French word for Yes is Oui. Option 2, Sì, is Italian for Yes. Option 3, Ja, is German for Yes. Therefore, the correct choice is Option 1.
The phrase that means See you later in French is À plus tard. The other options are in different languages: Nos vemos is Spanish, and Ci vediamo is Italian.
The French translation of Please is S'il vous plaît. Option 1, Por favor, is Spanish, and Option 2, Per favore, is Italian.
Merci is the French word for 'Thank you'. In the given options, Dank is German and Grazie is Italian. Therefore, option 1 is the correct choice.
The French phrase for Good night is Bonne nuit. Gute Nacht is German and Buenas noches is Spanish.
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