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How do you say Good Luck our Friend in French?

There are a few ways to say "Good Luck, our Friend" in French, depending on the context and level of formality:

Formal:

* Bonne chance, notre ami(e). (This is the most literal translation and works well in most situations)

Informal:

* Bonne chance, mon ami(e). (This is more familiar and can be used with friends or close acquaintances)

* Bon courage, mon pote! (This is a more casual and friendly way to say "Good luck")

* On te souhaite bonne chance! (This is a common way to say "We wish you good luck")

More specific to the situation:

* Tu vas réussir! (You're going to succeed!)

* Je te fais confiance! (I have faith in you!)

* Je suis avec toi! (I'm with you!)

Remember to use "ami(e)" for a friend, "mon ami(e)" for a close friend, and "mon pote" for a very close friend or buddy.

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