Bon appétit is a French expression. This is not foreign for the French.
bon appatite is a french word
Merveilleux.
Good journey.
It is French for have a good journey, it is from France.
"Bo mo" is a pronunciation of the French phrase bon mot. The masculine singular phrase translates literally as "good word" and loosely as "correct word," "precise word," or "right word."
bon appatite is a french word
The root "bon" comes from Latin and means "good" or "well." It is commonly used in words such as bonus (something good) and bonafide (genuine or real).
Bon Jour is French for "Good Day".
In Spanish, "bon bon" is a term used to refer to a type of sweet or candy, typically a small chocolate-covered confection with a filling.
Bon mot
Merveilleux.
The French word for wisdom is "sagesse."
It's French for "good trip". "Bon" is French for good and "voyage" means a trip.
"say too", that's easy, "bon" is trickier for an English speaker as there is no real English equivalent for the French "on". It's a kind of a nasal sharp-ending "on", not with an open "o" and a trailing "e" like the preposition "on" or the French word "bon" in "bon appétit". It's the same pronunciation as the "bon" in French "bonjour", if you've heard the word. The English "bonjour" is anglicized and pronounced differently than the French word.
Some words that can be made from the letters in born are:nonobnoronororbrobRon* * * * *also:bon (French word for 'good', used in English for such French terms such as bon appetit, bon voyage, bon mot, etc.)bro (slang term for brother)
Good journey.
a good baker is 'un bon boulanger' in French.