It's: "Joyeux Noël".
We don't say "Bon Noël".
Joyeux Noel is the correct spelling but there are 2 little dot on top of the "E' in noel
The phrase from French is "bon voyage" meaning have a good voyage or trip.
The correct spelling of the noun is "appetite" (a craving, or yen).(the spelling bon appétit is French for Enjoy your meal)
The correct spelling for the French term that sounds like "swan yea" is likely "bon appétit," which means "enjoy your meal."
Bon Noel=Happy Christmas so noel= christmas
The actual spelling is Roslyn. Some websites and downloadable programs, such as Spotify, have called it Rosyln, but this is not correct.
bon noel
The correct phrase is "bon appétit," which is French for "enjoy your meal." It is often used to wish someone a good meal before they start eating. The incorrect spelling "bon apetit" omits the accent, which changes the pronunciation and meaning.
yes, bon Noël and joyeux Noël are very resembling in meaning. Maybe joyeux is a more lively term.
Happy New Year and Good(sic) Christmas to all
it's french and it means merry Christmas
Bon voyage is the correct one