How to Say ‘A bouquet of flowers’ in Simplified Chinese
一束花
yī shù huā
[yi shù huā]
💬 Usage Tip: 束 (shù) is the counting word for bunches of things tied together, like flowers. Number + counter + noun is the usual order: 三束花 "three bouquets".
Phrase Breakdown
一
yī
[yi]
one
The first and smallest number in decimal numerals.
她只说了一句话。
She only said one sentence.
束
shù
[shù]
bunch; bouquet (measure word)
Measure word for bundled things like flowers.
他送我一束玫瑰。
He gave me a bouquet of roses.
花
huā
[huā]
flower
The blossom of a plant, often a gift.
这些花很漂亮。
These flowers are beautiful.
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