bonjour

[bawn-zhoor]

interjection

French.

1. good day; good morning; hello.

Example Sentences

“Bonjour means ‘good day,’” she reminded herself.

Read more on Literature

Preminger cast her again in his 1958 “Bonjour Tristesse” and again psychologically tormented her during the film’s production.

Read more on Los Angeles Times

ED: Let’s talk about the opening shots of “Bonjour Tristesse.”

Read more on Los Angeles Times

I always said to everyone involved in the film, “I don’t want this to just be the contemporary version of ‘Bonjour Tristesse.’”

Read more on Los Angeles Times

I’ve definitely accumulated more vintage T-shirts since shooting “Bonjour,” but I also feel like there’s a quality to Cécile’s costume design that reminds me of myself at a younger age, like a slightly sporty edge to it.

Read more on Los Angeles Times