意味
To wish someone strength and resolve in a difficult situation.
文化的背景
It is common to say this to a cashier who is working a long shift. Used similarly, but often with a warmer, more informal tone. Used very frequently as a polite greeting when passing someone working.
The Effort Rule
If you are sweating, use 'Bon courage'.
Don't gamble with courage
Never use it for the lottery.
意味
To wish someone strength and resolve in a difficult situation.
The Effort Rule
If you are sweating, use 'Bon courage'.
Don't gamble with courage
Never use it for the lottery.
Polite Greeting
You can use it to greet someone working.
自分をテスト
Which is better for a lottery ticket?
I bought a lottery ticket. Say: ____
Lottery is luck, not effort.
Fill in the blank.
J'ai un examen demain. ____ !
Exams require effort.
Match the situation.
Match the phrase to the context.
Moving is hard work.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Je commence mon nouveau travail. B: ____
Starting a job is a challenge.
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練習問題バンク
4 問題I bought a lottery ticket. Say: ____
Lottery is luck, not effort.
J'ai un examen demain. ____ !
Exams require effort.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
Moving is hard work.
A: Je commence mon nouveau travail. B: ____
Starting a job is a challenge.
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よくある質問
8 問Yes, it is very polite.
No, also for personal challenges.
Say 'Merci !'
It is neutral.
Only if it requires skill.
You can say 'Merci, j'en ai besoin !'
Yes, exactly the same.
No, it is invariable.
関連フレーズ
Bonne chance
contrastGood luck
Félicitations
contrastCongratulations
Tu vas y arriver
builds onYou will make it