"Merci bouquet" is not a phrase used in french, as 'bouquet' means a 'bunch of flowers', and 'merci' means 'thank you' or 'thanks' and the phrase would not really make sense.
However, the similar looking phrase "Merci beaucoup" translates to "Thanks a lot" or "Thank you very much".
Merci d'avoir lu if you mean pastmerci de lire if you mean present
I assume you mean "merci beaucoup?" It means "thank you very much."
Type your answer here... Merci means thank you and merdi I'm not sure but if you mean mardi then it means Tuesday. Hope this helps
Merci pareil, even if it's not correct french, means thanks too
Merci d'être mon ami - thank you for being a friend to me
"Thank you" - Merci. "Thank you very much" - "Merci Beaucoup"
"merci chéri" = "thanks, dear" (or "darling")
Merci d'avoir lu if you mean pastmerci de lire if you mean present
bien merci = fine, thanks
I assume you mean "merci beaucoup?" It means "thank you very much."
Type your answer here... Merci means thank you and merdi I'm not sure but if you mean mardi then it means Tuesday. Hope this helps
merci
Merci.
Merci = thank you mes voisins = my neighbours (plural)
"Trasporto" is Italian for "freight" or "transport" while "Merci" is Italian for "goods." Thus "trasporto Merci" would mean "freight goods," "goods transport," or "the transporting of goods."
Merci pareil, even if it's not correct french, means thanks too
Merci.