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How do you say have arrived safely in French?

There are a few ways to say "have arrived safely" in French, depending on the context:

Formal:

* Je suis arrivé(e) sain et sauf. (I have arrived safe and sound.)

* Je suis arrivé(e) à bon port. (I have arrived safely.)

* J'ai pu arriver à destination sans encombre. (I was able to arrive at my destination without incident.)

Informal:

* Je suis arrivé(e) sans problème. (I arrived without any problem.)

* Tout va bien, je suis arrivé(e). (Everything is fine, I have arrived.)

* J'ai bien atterri. (I landed safely.)

Note:

* You need to conjugate the verb "arriver" (to arrive) according to the subject (I, you, he/she, we, you all, they).

* The word "sain et sauf" (safe and sound) is often used to emphasize that you arrived without any injuries or problems.

Example:

* "J'ai bien atterri à Paris. Merci de vous inquiéter!" (I landed safely in Paris. Thank you for worrying!)

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