意思
A common farewell phrase.
文化背景
In France, failing to say 'Au revoir' to a shopkeeper is considered very rude. It is a fundamental part of the 'Bonjour/Au revoir' ritual. In Quebec, you might hear 'Salut' more frequently in semi-formal settings compared to France, but 'Au revoir' remains the standard for service. Swiss French speakers are often very polite and may add 'Merci' before 'Au revoir'.
The Golden Rule
Always say 'Au revoir' when leaving a shop. It is the hallmark of a polite visitor.
Avoid Adieu
Unless you are in a dramatic movie, stay away from 'Adieu'.
意思
A common farewell phrase.
The Golden Rule
Always say 'Au revoir' when leaving a shop. It is the hallmark of a polite visitor.
Avoid Adieu
Unless you are in a dramatic movie, stay away from 'Adieu'.
Add a wish
Pair 'Au revoir' with 'bonne journée' (have a good day) to sound like a native.
自我测试
Which is the best way to say goodbye to a stranger in a shop?
You are leaving a bakery. What do you say?
Au revoir is the standard, polite choice for service interactions.
Complete the sentence.
Je dois partir, ____ !
Au revoir is the correct phrase for leaving.
Match the register to the phrase.
Match 'Au revoir' to its register.
Au revoir is the neutral standard.
Complete the dialogue.
A: 'À demain !' B: '____ !'
Au revoir is a perfect response to a farewell.
🎉 得分： /4
视觉学习工具
French Goodbyes
Neutral
- • Au revoir
Informal
- • Salut
- • À plus
Formal
- • Au plaisir
练习题库
4 练习You are leaving a bakery. What do you say?
Au revoir is the standard, polite choice for service interactions.
Je dois partir, ____ !
Au revoir is the correct phrase for leaving.
将左侧的每个项目与右侧的配对匹配:
Au revoir is the neutral standard.
A: 'À demain !' B: '____ !'
Au revoir is a perfect response to a farewell.
🎉 得分： /4
常见问题
8 个问题Yes, it is perfectly polite and appropriate.
It is an invariable expression, so it has no gender.
Salut is informal and used between friends.
Yes, in France, it is considered quite impolite.
Yes, it is the standard way to end a call.
Then you might use 'Adieu', but it's very rare.
Literally 'until seeing again', so yes.
Yes, it is standard in all French-speaking regions.
相关表达
À bientôt
similarSee you soon
Adieu
contrastFarewell
Salut
contrastHi/Bye
À plus
similarSee ya
