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What does bonjour-no mean?

"Bonjour-no" is not a standard French phrase. It's likely a combination of "bonjour" (French for "good morning" or "hello") and "no" (English for "no").

It could be used in a few ways:

* As a playful or sarcastic greeting: Someone might say "Bonjour-no" to jokingly express that they are not happy to see someone.

* As a refusal in French: Someone could say "Bonjour-no" to refuse something, similar to saying "no" in English. This would be grammatically incorrect but could be understood in certain contexts.

Important: "Bonjour-no" is not a commonly used or understood phrase in French. If you're trying to communicate in French, it's best to stick to standard phrases like "bonjour" or "non."

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