It's pretty unintelligible, but the latter part does sound like it's saying "c'est bon", which would mean "it's good/nice", like Mrs. B. said, but the first part is gobbledy-gook (and that's coming from someone w/a minor in French! ;) That's my official interpretation...)
quel beau jour = what a nice day
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure of french pronunciation but that's close. it does sound a little like Kermit the Frog!
I think it is the other way around... quel jour beau
ReplyDeleteI think it's saying "le jour est bon" (the day is nice); that's my guess, anyway!
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty unintelligible, but the latter part does sound like it's saying "c'est bon", which would mean "it's good/nice", like Mrs. B. said, but the first part is gobbledy-gook (and that's coming from someone w/a minor in French! ;) That's my official interpretation...)
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