This greeting works to say "hello" any time of the day and in formal and informal settings.

This greeting can also be used to say goodbye. It is reserved for *informal* situations (i.e., with friends, classmates, family).

This greeting is used in the evening to say hello - in both formal and informal settings.

How does one pronounce "au revoir"?

This expression is reserved specifically for wishing someone a good night, as in "sleep tight."

To say, "See you later!" you can use this expression.

This is how you say Mister/ Mr. :

This is how you say Miss (as in a young woman who's not married):

This is how you say Missus/ Mrs. (as in a woman who is married):

You have met your new english teacher, how will you ask her name ?

how will tell your name in french ?

your friend found the notebook you lost three months back...how will you thank him/her ?

you are meeting your aunt at 6PM this evening, how will you greet her ?