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How to say good luck in french?

There are a few ways to say "good luck" in French, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* Bonne chance! (Most common and versatile)

* Je vous souhaite bonne chance. (I wish you good luck.)

* Tous mes vœux de succès. (All my wishes for success.)

Informal:

* Bonne chance! (This is used in both formal and informal contexts.)

* Bien joué! (Good luck, literally "play well" - often used in sports.)

* Allez! (Go! - used to encourage someone)

* On croise les doigts! (We cross our fingers!)

* Je t'embrasse! (Literally "I kiss you" - used as a way to wish someone luck)

Specific situations:

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

* Bonne chance pour ton interview! (Good luck with your interview!)

* Bonne chance pour ton spectacle! (Good luck with your performance!)

Important note: "Bonne chance" can be used in almost any situation, so it's a safe bet if you're not sure which phrase to use.

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