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What to say after bonjour?

What you say after "bonjour" depends entirely on the context! Here are a few options:

Formal:

* "Comment allez-vous?" (How are you?)

* "Ça va bien, merci. Et vous?" (I'm fine, thank you. And you?)

* "Bonne journée!" (Have a good day!)

* "Je voudrais..." (I would like...) - To start a request or order.

* "Puis-je vous aider?" (Can I help you?) - If you're offering assistance.

Informal:

* "Ça va?" (How's it going?)

* "Bien, et toi?" (Good, and you?)

* "Salut!" (Hi!)

* "T'as de bonnes nouvelles?" (Do you have any good news?) - Use with close friends.

* "On se voit plus tard?" (See you later?)

Situational:

* "C'est gentil de votre part." (That's kind of you.) - If someone is being helpful.

* "C'est bien de vous revoir." (It's good to see you again.) - If you've met the person before.

* "Je m'appelle..." (My name is...) - If you're introducing yourself.

Remember:

* "Bonjour" is used both as a greeting and farewell, so it's important to consider the context.

* Using a polite tone and appropriate language will help you make a good impression.

So, let me know what the context is, and I can give you a more specific answer!

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