bon appétit in Latin
bon appétit in Latin is bene sapiat — bon appétit means said to someone who is about to eat, wishing them an enjoyable meal.
bon appétit in Latin
bene sapiat
Used to wish someone enjoyment of the meal they are about to eat.
What does "bon appétit" mean?
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interjection Said to someone who is about to eat, wishing them an enjoyable meal.
"She set down the plates and said, bon appétit."
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bon appétit in a sentence
- She set down the plates and said, bon appétit.
- Bon appétit, everyone, and mind the dish is hot.
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What is "bon appétit" in Latin?
"bon appétit" in Latin is bene sapiat. bon appétit means: Said to someone who is about to eat, wishing them an enjoyable meal.
How do you use "bon appétit" in a sentence?
Example: "She set down the plates and said, bon appétit." In Latin, "bon appétit" is bene sapiat.
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