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              What culture of France.
  
            Greetings of the people of France, is one of the Asians may feel familiar. Be done by removing the cheek called Bisous or French expression used to end an email or talk on the phone is "je t'embrasse" translates into English as I kiss you like that has the cheek. between them.
            When you face a formal greeting is known as Bonjour for all occasion. It is often used during the period of the sun. Relative to the sun, it is also available. Bonsoir, or is not the official Between friends. Colleague We often hear the term Salut.
            Levels of the French language is very clear. The use of language during the conversation, it is not known beforehand to be careful to show courtesy and respect. This study aimed to pay attention to the well-being of the native culture. To understand the language even more.

  

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  Greeting Culture of France.
  
            Greeting of French people is onething that the asian is not feel familar. Like the collision took cheeks that call "Bisous" or there is a postscript for a letter, E-mail and after calling the phone “je t’embrasse” that in English means "I kiss you".
            When they face in a formal greeting, they will say "Bonjour" for all occasion. But mostly they will use that word only on daytime and then when at evening they will use this word is "Bonsoir". Another one for the informal occaion like between a friends , a colleague. They will say " Salut! ".
            French people is very well with language level. They will be careful so much for greeting with the person who never see before. They're always show courtesy and respect.  
            This study aimed to pay attention to the well-being of the native culture. To understand the language even more.
        
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  French Greeting Customs
       The French way of greeting may be something Asians are not familiar with. It is done by touching one's cheek with another's, which is called a Bisous. The French term "je t'embrasse" is often used at the end of a letter, email, or before hanging up the phone. Its English definition is "I kiss you", which represents their action of Bisous. 
       The formal way of greeting is by saying Bonjour, which can be used in any occasion. However, it is most often used during the day. At night, most people would use the word Bonsoir instead. The informal way of greeting, to friends or colleages, is Salut.
       The French language has clearly drawn levels. One must be cautious when talking to a stranger; make sure to be polite and respectful. When studying a foreign language, culture, tradition, and the native mores should be taken into consideration in order to understand the language entirely.
  
  

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