Results for buon translation from French to English

buon nuit
good nuit

buon 2016.
buon 2016.

buon compleano
buon compleano

buon compleanno!!!
take care of yourself!!

tramway de buon
buon tram

ville de buon ho
buon ho town

buon compleanno curefreak!!!
very good choice!!!!!!

un saluto e buon 2010.
un saluto.

bonne année !: buon anno!
happy new year: buon anno!

buon fine settimana anche a te
have a nice weekend you too

j buon. 2009; 14 (3): 435-40
j buon. 2009; 14 (3): 435-40

eycb buon compleanno e encora 100 di questi giorni !
eycb buon compleanno e ancora 100 di questi giorni!!!!

martino buon albergo zone située au sud de l'autoroute a4
martino buon albergo area to the south of the a4 motorway

il est membre du circuit des restaurants du "buon ricordo".
it is a member of the "buon ricordo" circuit.

cette expérience éveillera l'italien romantique en vous. buon apetito!
this experience will bring out the romantic italian in you. buon apetito!

vi ringrazio per l’attenzione e vi auguro un buon lavoro durante questi due giorni.
thank you for your attention. i wish you success in your discussions over these two days.

nous devons protéger nos meubles et nos biens », témoigne cao van buon, un commerçant.
we have to protect our furniture and goods,” says cao van buon, a business owner.

au moins 142 personnes ont été condamnées à de longues peines de prison depuis que les troubles ont commencé en février 2001 dans les villes de pleiku et buon ma thuot.
at least 142 people have been sentenced to long prison terms since unrest started in february 2001 in pleiku and buon ma thuot cities.

elle a donc aussi l’avantage d’être sans arêtes et facile à manger. buon appetito!
so it also has the advantage of being boneless and easy to eat. buon appetito!

dans le village de buon drai, tous ceux qui étaient soupçonnés d'être des prédicateurs ou chrétiens degar auraient été forcés de renoncer à leur foi devant les autres villageois.
in the village of buon drai, persons suspected of being a preacher or a degar christian were allegedly forced to denounce their faith in front of other villagers.