French Phrase
Bonjour tout le monde !
Meaning
A friendly, upbeat way to say “Hello everyone!” It works both in spoken conversation and in written media such as videos, emails, or social‑media posts.
When to use
Use it at the start of a group conversation, a classroom, a meeting, a livestream, or any situation where you want to greet a mixed audience. It’s appropriate from morning until early evening; after that, switch to “Bonsoir”.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Bonjourtoutlemonde!
Bonjour
Standard daytime greeting meaning 'good day' or 'hello'.
tout le monde
A fixed expression meaning 'everyone' (literally 'all the world'). It behaves as a singular noun, so verbs that follow stay singular.
Punctuation
The exclamation mark adds enthusiasm; it does not affect grammar.
🗨In Conversation
Bonjour tout le monde !
Hello everyone!
Bonjour ! Comment ça va aujourd’hui ?
Hi! How’s everyone doing today?
✕Common Mistakes
Bonjour à tout le monde !
Both are acceptable, but the preposition “à” is optional; beginners often add it unnecessarily.
Bonjour tout le mondes !
“Monde” is singular; do not add an “s”.
Bonjur tout le monde !
Spelling error – missing the “o” in “Bonjour”.
↔Alternatives
Salut tout le monde !
Hi everyone!
Bonjour à tous !
Hello to all!
Bonjour à toutes et à tous !
Hello to everyone (both genders)!
Hello tout le monde !
Hello everyone! (mix of English/French, informal)
Cultural Tip
In French‑speaking cultures, “Bonjour” is used until roughly 6 p.m.; after that you switch to “Bonsoir”. The phrase “tout le monde” is gender‑neutral, but in very formal written contexts you may hear “à toutes et à tous” to explicitly include both women and men. Also, avoid using “Bonjour” when you’re entering a private home; a simple “Bonjour” at the door is enough, then you can add “tout le monde” once the group is assembled.