Yes, "un bouquet" (masculine noun) is the French name for a bunch of flowers.
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Carole Bouquet, French actress and Denis Leary, American comedian.
French is spoken in Guadeloupe because it was originally a French colony, like Haiti.
Paris and its surroundings
French originally give us piquenique sometime during the 1690s
== == The word bouquet originated from the French word for an arrangement of cut flowers. It has also been used to describe the smell of wine.
Bouquet is a French word. It is masculine in French.
The word bouquet comes from a Middle French word that meant "thicket" or "bunch of flowers" and also from the Old French bosquet.The word, bouquet, is French.
The word bouquet originates from the French language.
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un bouquet de roses
Carole Bouquet is best known as a French actress. Carole Bouquet was born in 1957. As well as being a successful actress who has appeared in over 40 films, she is also known as a model.
It is perfectly acceptable as an English word, but it has a French origin. It is said when several same things are gathered together like flower : un bouquet de fleurs
"Un corsage" (masc.) is a piece of clothing called "blouse" in English. (It does not mean bouquet or flower bunch in French)
Carole Bouquet, French actress and Denis Leary, American comedian.
Canada was originally a French Province. This is why most Canadians speak with a French dialect.