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bonne nuit

American  
[bawn nwee] / bɔn ˈnwi /

interjection

French.
  1. good night.


Example Sentences

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She kissed Edna upon the shoulder, and whispered: “Bonne nuit, ma reine; soyez sage.”

From Literature

You can even add “Alexa, bonne nuit” to the same routine thanks to Amazon’s support for multilingual households.

From The Verge

I can only sit back, sip my La Bonne Nuit mocktail and enjoy the fast, dumb, beautiful ride.

From New York Times

When he left I said to him, “Je vous souhaite une bonne nuit”—“I wish you a good night”—not because I wished him a good night but because that is what the German officer says to his unyielding passive-resistant French hosts every night in Le Silence de la Mer—that tract of Gallic defiance and the literary spirit of the French Resistance.

From Literature

Finally he said good night politely, in French: “Je vous souhaite une bonne nuit.”

From Literature