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and about "bon appetit"
and about "bon appetit"
When it's actually time to eat, just before starting your meal, some people might say 'bon appétit'.
You can say 'bon appét-ee', with a long 'ee' sound at the end, which is closer to the original French,
Bon Appetito!
Bon Appetito!
Bon Voyage!
Bon voyage.
And as always, remember, my friends, it's just a theory. A FOOD THEORY! Bon appetit.
Bon appétit.
Much of the submerged rock has been colonised by soft corals like this mushroom leather coral at Christmas Point, or stony corals like this field of staghorn coral at Koh Bon, or this montipora coral at east of Eden.
or stony corals like this field of staghorn coral at Koh Bon
Much of the submerged rock has been colonised by soft corals like this mushroom leather coral at Christmas Point, or stony corals like this field of staghorn coral at Koh Bon, or this montipora coral at east of Eden.
or stony corals like this field of staghorn coral at Koh Bon
Bon appetit, happy dining and see you next time. Bye!
Bon voyage! See you next time!
He owns a lovely coffee shop called Bon Bon Café in Pindong.
He owns a lovely coffee shop called Bon Bon Café in Pindong.