"Bonjour, Anne !"

Translation: Hello, Anne!

[KanePark]

why does hi doesn't work!!!!!

[Sparklehappy]

"Hi" is better translated as "Salut", because "hi" is less formal than "hello" and similarly in French, "salut" is less formal than "bonjour". So hi / hey (both informal greetings) = salut and hello = bonjour :) Though one should also see ripcurlgirl's comment below for more information regarding "Hey". ;)

[prachiSayani]

Bonjour means good morning
Am I right?

[Sparklehappy]

It is able to be translated as both "good morning" and "hello". Additionally, Good afternoon = Bon après midi or Bonjour (http://www.wordreference.com/enfr/good%20afternoon ); Good evening = Bonsoir ; Goodnight = Bonne nuit or Bonne soirée. (http://www.wordreference.com/enfr/good%20night )

[deactivated user]

Because the girl's name is often spelled "Ann" in English, that is what I typed, but it was marked wrong. Surely it is the same name.

[miguelmene519377]

Oui , d, accord ok

[Padmakshi999]

But bonjour can also mean Good morning, right?

[y2f82c43]

i said hi that should count

[cosmic_bats]

Hi is salut which is more informal than bonjour. Sparklehappy went more in depth. Hi/Hey is salut; hello is bonjour.

[brainfork]

"Ann" should be accepted when is a listening lesson.