How to Say "Hello From" in French

bonjour de

The French phrase for "hello from" is bonjour de.

A greeting used to send wishes to someone from a specific place.

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French has a specific cultural nuance where saying bonjour to a shopkeeper upon entering is not just a greeting but a required social contract before asking for help.
While bonjour is the standard translation for 'hello', it is strictly a daytime greeting. If you are sending 'hello from' a place after sunset, French speakers would switch to bonsoir de.
Unlike the English 'hello', which can be used to answer a telephone, a French person answering the phone in a professional context will often use allô instead of bonjour.

Si tu vois la famille Popescu, s'il te plaît, donne-lui le bonjour de ma part.
When you see the Popescus, please say hello from us.
This sentence shows how to use bonjour de when asking someone to pass a greeting along to a family.
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Je vous salue de la part de Monsieur Dupont, notre directeur.
I say hello from Mr. Dupont, our director.
Permettez-moi de vous dire bonjour de la part de l'ambassadeur.
May I say hello from the ambassador to you.
Dis bonjour de ma part à ton frère.
Say hello from me to your brother.
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Chloé sends a postcard to Nathan.

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