bonjour

[ bawn-zhoor ]

interjection

, French.

1. good day; good morning; hello.

Example Sentences

If you attempt to claim a lunch special during dinner, bonjour awkward!

From The Daily Beast

It is at once confining and infinitely sinuous, so at Biennale-time it abounds with situations I call Bonjour, Monsieur Courbet!

From The Daily Beast

“Good afternoon, or as John Kerry would say, bonjour,” quipped that genius, Tom DeLay.

From The Daily Beast

Each morning the doctor walked once round the ward, said to each patient: "Bonjour, ça va bien?"

From Project Gutenberg

To escape from the entanglement of his momentary inspiration, the artist becomes a man: my wife and bonjour.

From Project Gutenberg

Busy people, these; workers who before their day's labour begins have always time to say Bonjour to their God.

From Project Gutenberg

At half-past twelve the voice of the inexorable Franois was heard at the doors: 'Bonjour, messieurs, il fait encore beau temps.'

From Project Gutenberg

Occasionally a trudging coast guard or a lone hunter in passing would call "Bonjour!"

From Project Gutenberg