'bof pas mal' (pronounced boff-pa-mal) means 'not bad' in response to 'cava?', which means 'how are you?'.
"bof" by itself, which is what was asked, is a statement of complete boredom, disinterest, "ennui".
"Would you like to see The Beatles, Elvis Presley, and Buddy Holly play in your living room tonight?'' "Marilyn Monroe in your bed tonight?"
"Bof"
It was allegedly originated by a character on some French tv show, who was always bored.
The correct french expression which the original author didn't get "quite right" is:
"ça va?" TWO (2) words, where the first "ç" with a cedille (the little hook under the letter) is pronounced soft. sort of like "sa va". The way it is written above, it would sound like "Kava"
the articulation of a shrug. perfect.
no shes not a bof
BOF means whatever.
ca va = hơ are you
Bof ! is a interjection meaning "not that much" or "so-so" For example : a friend tells you "what a beautiful girl !!" if this girl is not that beautiful for you you would answer. "bof !" "Pas mal" means : not bad If any of you can give me the similar expression in english. Thanks.
bof is a Korean movie. it is very long but somewhat interesting
bonjour je mappel ben je joure le natation. je bof. salut, is good fench
French would say bof ! or comme ci, comme ca ! pron : kum sea, kum sah french usually emphasize it waving down a hand right and left.
BOF
bof pas mal means so-so for expample how are you? yuo would say so-so
It's an informal exclamation with no exact translation. It can be likened to the English (also informal exclamation) "Meh",a shoulder-shrug, or an "Oh..." or "Well...".
BOF has various meanings. In France it most commonly stands for the original sound track. In English the most common uses of BOF means 'Ball of foot', Band of friends or Base of fire.