BJR is a French internet slang abbreviation for "Bonjour," which translates to "Hello" or "Good day" in English.
In online chats and text messages, especially among French speakers, "BJR" serves as a quick and informal way to greet someone. Think of it as similar to using "Hi" or "Hey" in English.
Here's a table summarizing the meaning:
| Abbreviation | French | English Equivalent | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| BJR | Bonjour | Hello/Good day | Informal chat |
Just as English speakers use abbreviations like "LOL" or "BRB", French speakers use "BJR" to save time and effort while typing. So, if you see "BJR" in a chat, someone is simply saying hello in a casual, abbreviated way.
