bonsoir

Which meant happily calling bonsoir! as French friends from Imaginales and the previous Utopiales swung by -- like the ever-lovely Jeanne-A Debats.

Archive 2009-11-01 Hal Duncan 2009

Which meant happily calling bonsoir! as French friends from Imaginales and the previous Utopiales swung by -- like the ever-lovely Jeanne-A Debats.

Famous in Finland, Fixture in France Hal Duncan 2009

She just said bonsoir, however, as if she expected to see us in the morning, and it was then it hit me, like a dull blow, that there would be no one to bid us farewell.

Dreaming in French Megan McAndrew 2009

Am I right in thinking that “bonsoir” is used at all times of day in parts of?

Evenin’ All | Linguism | Language Blog 2009

She breathes a “bonsoir” to us from under her tousled hair, and visions of Edith Piaf dance before our eyes.

Baa baa black sheep, have you any Grey Goose? Jay 2009

She breathes a “bonsoir” to us from under her tousled hair, and visions of Edith Piaf dance before our eyes.

Archive 2009-01-01 Jay 2009

She just said bonsoir, however, as if she expected to see us in the morning, and it was then it hit me, like a dull blow, that there would be no one to bid us farewell.

Dreaming in French Megan McAndrew 2009

She just said bonsoir, however, as if she expected to see us in the morning, and it was then it hit me, like a dull blow, that there would be no one to bid us farewell.

Dreaming in French Megan McAndrew 2009

"Bonssual buitly le fulanssua c'est POLYSICS fulom Japaaaaan" ( "bonsoir vitry le francois c'est polysics from japan": p)

pinku-tk Diary Entry pinku-tk 2008

He had a pince-nez on his nose; but as soon as he saw me he took it off (evidently as a mark of politeness), and courteously lifting his top-hat, but without stopping, however, said to me with an elegant smile: “Hullo, bonsoir,” and passing me went downstairs.

A Raw Youth 2003