C'est si bon is a correct sentence, means it's so good and your phonetic seems right too!
"Good afternoon" in French is pronounced as "bonjour" (bohn-zhoor).
In English, "bonsoir" can be pronounced as "bohn-swahr."
"Very good" is correct when describing a noun, such as "The food was very good." "Very well" is correct when describing an action, such as "She played the piano very well."
"Its gonna be a good sleep for me tonight" is not correct grammar; instead, it should be "It's going to be a good sleep for me tonight".
Bonsoir: [bohn-swahr] – The "n" in bon is nasal, and the "r" in soir is pronounced with a soft, guttural sound.Mon amie: [mohn ah-mee] – The "n" in mon is also nasal, and amie is pronounced like "ah-mee" with a soft "m" and no hard "e" sound at the end.In English phonetics, it would sound like: Bohn-swahr mohn ah-mee.This phrase means "Good evening, my friend" and is typically used when addressing a female friend, as amie is the feminine form.
Good afternoon is translated "bon après-midi" in French.Bonjour is the correct way, bon après-midi means good bye in French
spanish interperation of bohn means one who is elite, and or leads, makes anything work, is good with talking, a skeamer in other words
It means, "that's good".
"Good afternoon" in French is pronounced as "bonjour" (bohn-zhoor).
In English, "bonsoir" can be pronounced as "bohn-swahr."
Cest Bonn Pour vous = it is good for you
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lol...oui. c'est un bon restaurant - it's a good restaurant
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"Good day" is "Hyvää päivää" and "Good afternoon" is "Hyvää iltapäivää". The "ä" is pronaunced as the phonetic alphabet [æ].
"He is good" is correct. 'He' is singular, 'are' is for plurals.
This translates literally as 'The friends of my friends are my friends'. In good English 'My friends' friends are my friends also'.