Foreign Words and Phrases. RSVP Language—French.

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Foreign Words and Phrases

RSVP

Language—French

RSVP Language—French ­R.S.V.P. stands for a French phrase, "répondez, s'il vous plaît," which means "please reply”

déjà vu

Language--French

déjà vu Language--French “already seen” the illusion of remembering scenes and events even though they are actually being experienced for the first time.

faux pas

Language—French

faux pas Language—French a social blunder. Example—Mike committed the faux pas of letting his cell phone ring in the middle of the movie.

déjà vu Language--French “already seen” the illusion of remembering scenes and events even though they are actually being experienced for the first time.

du jour

Language—French

du jour Language—French “Of the day” Example—Jon ordered the soup du jour.

bon voyage

Language-French

bon voyage Language-French (literally: good journey!): farewell

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