web_designer 7 Report post Posted March 12, 2010 French and BON like English and GOOD, BON and GOOD have the same meaning. But I noticed that French love and use BON more. Act, I love this word, too. it's very refreshing word that bring joy and relaxation, French use Bon for masculine and Bonne for feminine Here are some examples: Bonjour Good day Bonsoir Good evening Bon nuit Good night Bon app?*BLEEP* Good appetite Bonne f?te (this is for holidays greeting like thanks giving) Bon anniversaire Happy Birthday Bon ann?e Good years Bon heur Good fortune Bon no?l Merry Christmas Bonne journ?e Good day Bonne soir?e Good nuit Bonne sant? Good health Bonne id?e Good idea Bon march? cheap By the way, bon is a normal adj. like great we can put it in front of any word. But when we use it here as a term or expression. Not as a single word, enjoy. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
anwiii 17 Report post Posted March 13, 2010 yea, and i have two words for you and this thread.... "bon voyage" Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
