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bonsoir

[bawn-swar]

interjection

French.
  1. good evening; good night.



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Example Sentences

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It was a surprising diplomatic event on New York’s Upper East Side — one that started with an auspicious “bonsoir,” and ended with an unexpected “au revoir.”

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Farmer says “Bonsoir” to one man and Ti Jean shushes him, then issues these instructions: if someone passes you at night and doesn’t speak, you, too, must remain silent, but if the person asks who you are, you must say, “I am who you are,” and if the person asks what you do, you must say, “I do what you do.”

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“Bonsoir,” Tsukiko says cheerfully as he approaches, tucking her lighter back in her pocket as she balances her cigarette in its long silver holder.

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She has also played with bands such as Yvette Landry & the Jukes and Bonsoir, Catin.

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ZinZanni artistic director Reenie Duff, who had long admired Lallone’s work at PNB, approached her to play a ballerina role in “Bonsoir Liliane!”

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When To Use

What does bonsoir mean?

Bonsoir means good evening or good night.Bonsoir is borrowed directly from French, in which it means the same thing.Like many other expressions that have been borrowed from French (such as the more well-known bonjour, meaning “good day,” “good morning,” or simply “hello”), bonsoir is typically used in English to be a bit fancy or sound sophisticated.Example: Bonsoir, bon ami—until we meet again!

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