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"salut" signifie "bonjour" et "au revoir"? "salut" est plus familier que "bonjour"? Et "salut" signifie aussi "au revoir", ou non?
Apr 22, 2013 2:53 AM
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Bonjour ! Oui, "salut" est plus familier, plus informel et décontracté que le classique "bonjour". Ça veut dire effectivement aussi "au revoir", en gardant le même caractère familier. Salut !
April 22, 2013
C'est vrai pour les deux cas!
April 22, 2013
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