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Bonjour

Hola/buenos días

Je m’appelle

Me llamo

Et vous?

¿Y tú?

Enchanté

Encantado

Enchantée

Encantada

Oui

Sí

Ouais

Sí (más informal)

On y va

Allá vamos

C’est parti

Vamos allá

Salut

Hola (más informal)

Ça va?

¿Qué tal? ¿Cómo estás?

Bien, merci

Bien, gracias

Et toi?

Y tú?

Mouais

Sí (desganado)

Non

No

S’il vous plaît

Por favor

De rien

De nada

Pardon

Perdón

Excusez moi

Disculpe