FOH stands for Front of House positions and refers to roles in a restaurant that involve direct interaction with customers, such as servers, hosts, and bartenders. BOH stands for Back of House positions and includes roles involved in food preparation and kitchen operations, such as chefs, line cooks, and dishwashers.
It is pronounced as "snoo-toh-foh-boh-FOH-bee-ah."
It is pronounced as "boh-guh-foh-bee-uh."
The ball point pen is an English equivalent of 'elbolígrafo'. The masculine definite article 'el' means 'the'. The masculine noun 'bolígrafo' means 'ball point pen'. Together, they're pronounced 'ehl boh-LEE-grah-FOH'.
Bodie in California is pronounced as "BOH-dee". The emphasis is on the first syllable.
"Jel-toh-foh-bee-uh"
It is pronounced as "snoo-toh-foh-boh-FOH-bee-ah."
It is pronounced as "boh-guh-foh-bee-uh."
The term "photo bokeh" is pronounced as "foh-toh boh-kay."
BOH = Back of house, the term is usually used in the hospitality environment. Such as BOH Manager experience as in Back of House Manager, normally is a kitchen manager, expediting the food or similar. FOH = is another term meaning the Front of House, normally the person who is interacting with the guests/customers
The applied Foh is the predetermined indirect expense of the material
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foh stands for front of the house ..
actual foh is the overhead expenses actually incurred on production while applied foh is budgeted overhead expenses for budgeted production.
foh-net-ick.
Natty Boh, National Boh or just Boh.
jao boh hak koh boh...........
boh boh heh to teh?