Here's a breakdown of the pronunciation:
* bon: pronounced like "bone"
* swahr: the "s" is silent, and the "w" sound is similar to the "w" in "water"
So, you would say "bon-swahr" with a slight emphasis on the "bon" syllable.
Here's a breakdown of the pronunciation:
* bon: pronounced like "bone"
* swahr: the "s" is silent, and the "w" sound is similar to the "w" in "water"
So, you would say "bon-swahr" with a slight emphasis on the "bon" syllable.