Ikkouyamauchiys

 Today, I want to talk to you about one of the most common clichés in French — “ mon ami ” — and why you should never use it in French conversations People in France never use “ mon ami ” the way you might use “my friend” in English It’s another common mistake that I hear all the time, like using “ bien fait ” or saying bonjour twiceAlthough I am sad to see you go, I cannot wait to see you conquer your dreams You are going to do amazing things May luck be always by your side« Je souhaiterais que tu sois là mais je suis heureux/heureuse que tu ne le sois pas » (I would wish for you to be here but I’m happy you’re not) is a better one because you are using the conditional Degruyter Com I am so lucky to have met you french