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What is goodluck to French?

"Good luck" in French can be expressed in a few different ways, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* Bonne chance: This is the most common and versatile phrase, suitable for most situations.

* Je vous souhaite bonne chance: This is a more polite and formal way to say "I wish you good luck."

Informal:

* Bonne chance! This is a shorter, more casual version of "bonne chance."

* T'as de la chance! (literally "You have luck!") This is a very informal phrase, and it's best to only use it with close friends.

* Tout le meilleur! (literally "All the best!") This is a good choice for wishing someone good luck in a more general sense, like for a new job or a big event.

You can also add a specific detail to your wish, like:

* Bonne chance pour ton examen! (Good luck for your exam!)

* Bonne chance pour ton entretien d'embauche! (Good luck for your job interview!)

* Bonne chance pour ton déménagement! (Good luck for your move!)

Remember that French speakers often use gestures and facial expressions to express their good wishes as well.

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