bonfire (one word) is a contraction of "bone fire" -- referring to an ancient Celtic practice of burning the bones of ancestors. These days it refers to large outdoor fires, usually built and burned in the fall near Halloween, or in England, on bonfire day, which I believe is November 5 -- Guy Fawkes day. The word bonfire does not appear to be of French origin.
It probably means the coupon or the voucher, but bon is such a common word that it's difficult to say without more context.
Well 'bon' means 'good' in french and 'qui' means ' 'that'/'which'/ or 'who' (subject).So, as far as I know, no. It doesn't mean bad news.But I have never heard the song bon qui qui.
Jon Bon Jovi is the lead singer of the band Bon Jovi.
Bon Jovi is a name. Names are generally not translated. It's true that Bon in French means "good", but Bon Jovi has no other meaning than just the name of the person.It is not in french.Actually, his real name was "John Francis Bongiovi," an Italian name.
In Pay It Forward he was the mean drunk ex-husband of Helen Hunt.
"bon" mean "good" and partir mean "to leave"
a sweet
In a Bon fire
Bon appetit!
"Pas bon" = "Not good"
"Pas bon" = "Not good"
marshmallows at the bon fire
c'est bon = that's good
'bon' means 'good'.
"bon voyage" means "farewell"
bon = good jour = day bon jour = good day
Bonfire Night is typically celebrated on November 5th in the United Kingdom to commemorate the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605.