How do you say, in French...?

Question

Hello my sweet niece!

Answer 1

Bon jour mon cherie! (not a word for word translation, but it gets the message across).

Answer 2

Salut, ma douce/gentille nièce! -
It depends on how formal you want to be, so "salut" would be informal, whereas "bonjour" would of course be formal.
You could also say "salut, ma mignonette", but it doesn't refer to a niece exactly.
One more thing: the salutation "salut" can also mean "goodbye", so make sure the receiver knows your intentions :) I take it you already know how to pronounce French words...? Well, if you don't here's a guide anyway:

"Salut, ma douce/gentille nièce!"-
Sah-lew, (the "T" is silent)
Mah
dooss
gentille- cross between an English j/g sound. Then it's j/gen- tee-yuh
nee-ess

Answer 3

Bonjour ma chere niece =
pronounced "Bonjour mah share nea-es"

Answer 4

hello = salut
my sweet = mon adorable
niece= niece
bonjour= good morning

Answer 5

Bonjour mon adorable petite nièce.

Answer 6

Salut ma biche -- "Hi my sweetie"
Salut ma cherie -- "Hi my dearest"
Salut ma fille -- "Hi my girl"

none of these are direct word for word translations but they all say exactly what you want to say. Please don't use "douce" b/c "douce" means sweet like sugary sweet or it can mean "soft", but it really isn''t used to mean personality sweetness.

Answer 7

Salut ma douce nièce

Pronounced something like:

sah-loo mah dooz nee-"s"*

*single letter pronouncing, as recitating the alphabet, "a" "b" "c"... "s"

Answer 8

Bonjour, ma nièce douce!

Answer 9

bonjour ('salut' for informal), ma nièce douce. or Salut mon petite chere.

Answer 10

you want this to be translated into french ? not paying