How to Say ‘Enjoy your session, and good luck!’ in French
Bonne séance, et bon courage !
bun say-AHNSS eh bohn koo-razh
[bun say-AHNSS eh bohn koo-razh]
🇫🇷 In France: Bon courage is said constantly in France to anyone facing effort, from exams to a long workday. Here it's a warm send-off to a struggling beginner.
Phrase Breakdown
Bonne séance,
bun say-AHNSS
Have a good session,
'Bonne' is feminine to match 'séance'. Say 'bun say-ahns'.
Bonne séance de sport !
Have a good workout!
Words in this phrase
Bonne
[bun]
good
Of a favorable or high quality
C'est une bonne idée.
That's a good idea.
séance
[say-AHNSS]
session
A period of practice or training.
La séance dure une heure.
The session lasts an hour.
et bon courage !
eh bohn koo-razh
and good luck!
'Bon courage' encourages someone facing effort. Say 'ay bohn koo-razh'.
Tu as un examen ? Bon courage !
You have an exam? Good luck!
Words in this phrase
et
[eh]
and
Joins two thoughts or questions together.
Et vous êtes venu aussi?
And did you come too?
bon
[bohn]
good
A common adjective meaning good. Before a masculine singular noun, it appears as “bon.”
Un bon match peut réunir toute la famille.
A good match can bring the whole family together.
courage
[koo-razh]
courage / good luck
Used to encourage someone facing a difficulty; often translated as 'good luck' or 'hang in there'.
Bon courage pendant les réparations.
Good luck during the repairs.
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