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How to Say ‘Good luck’ in French

Bonne chance

bun shahnss

[bun shahnss]

🇫🇷 In France: [Bonne chance] is friendly and normal before an interview, presentation, or next step. In professional settings it is supportive, but not too familiar.

Phrase Breakdown

Bonne

[bun]

Good

Used to describe something positive or favorable.

Example

Bonne chance avec le projet.

Good luck with the project.

chance

[shahnss]

luck

The success or failure apparently brought by chance rather than one's own actions.

Example

Je vous souhaite bonne chance pour la conférence.

I wish you good luck for the conference.

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