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How to say 'well' as in 'well, I'll see you around' in French?
google translate is not really helping me. I guess the 'well' im trying to say is a bit like 'so'. Also can anyone help: for rhetorical questions in french, can I simply say it like I would just say a simple question? For example if I want to say 'How many people in my family, I hear you ask? Four' is there a set way I must answer the question or can i just ask it like I would normally ask someone? Also, how do you say 'I hear you ask' like I used in the example above?
Anyone know if 'je vouz entends demander' is gramatically correct?
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- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
For the last, as in the sense 'I hear you ask that blah blah blah': j'entends vous demandez. Or to say 'I hear you ask.' Je vous entends demander.
One usually says in French 'bien' for well, even when it means 'so' or a pause in a sentence. You can just restate the question as you usually would in English for the rhetorical! :D
Source(s): French native speaker - 8 years ago
You can say Bon, or Ben, or alors.. Usually I say Ben , à bientôt . Or bon à plus:)
Whichever you like Better:)
Source(s): Moi - Anonymous8 years ago
'bon'.
