Write the French equivalent of the following:

Hello.

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How are you? (formal)

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Very well, thanks. And you? (formal)

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How are you? (familiar)

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Not bad.

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How's it going?

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Well enough.

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Me too.

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My name is Raoul.

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Delighted.

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You are all right? (familiar)

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So, so. And you? (familiar)

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I'm a little tired. (feminine)

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Goodbye

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We are in Bordeaux.

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They are going to the café.

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The professors are very good.

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We are going to Daniel's place.

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I am fine.

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Is he wearing a white shirt.

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He is all right.

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I am in Havre.

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The professor's name is Dave.

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You (formal) are going to the movies, aren't you?

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We are OK.

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She is wearing a yellow windbreaker.

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He is in Lyon.

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The French class is large.

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Are you in Paris? (familiar)

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She is going to the church tomorrow.

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They (masculine) are fine.

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Is she wearing black shoes?

They are in Marseille.

We are going to the department stores.

They (feminine) are fine.

He is wearing gray pants.

She is OK.

I am going to the library.

Are you (formal) in Montreal?

Who is it?

It's the professor.

They are some friends.

It's Mrs. Martin.

What is it?

It's a clock.

They are some pens.