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If you chatted using Signal but the other person doesn't have it, then your messages are just regular SMS messages. In that case, any SMS app can read them. I advise QKSMS, it is a great SMS app.
If your messages are Signal-encrypted, you can use the software on https://github.com/xeals/signal-back to export your encrypted messages as SMS, which you can then get as a PDF more easily.
You can also try https://github.com/pajowu/signal-backup-decode, the author is active (replied to issues 12 days ago). On the previous repository, the author appears to be inactive (I should have checked, my bad).
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