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How do you say have a good night in French?

There are several ways to say "have a good night" in French, depending on the context and level of formality:

Formal:

* Passez une bonne soirée. (This is the most formal and polite option)

* Bonne soirée. (This is a more general and less formal version)

Informal:

* Bonne nuit. (This is the most common way to say "good night" in informal settings)

* Dors bien. (This literally means "sleep well" and is more appropriate for close friends or family)

* Bonne fin de soirée. (This means "have a good end of the evening" and is used when the night is almost over)

You can also add a personal touch by adding something like "à demain" (see you tomorrow) or "à bientôt" (see you soon) at the end.

Here are some examples:

* Passez une bonne soirée, monsieur. (Formal)

* Bonne soirée, madame. (Formal)

* Bonne nuit, mon ami. (Informal)

* Dors bien, ma chérie. (Informal)

* Bonne fin de soirée, les amis. (Informal)

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