The plural of "bonus" is...?

[Imhrien]

Greetings.

Me and a few friends have been discussing this problem for a while now, so I thought it was about time I asked someone with more knowledge than we (obviously don't) have.

Is the plural of bonus bonuses or boni? I have seen both in use, but I have also been told that boni is from latin and should not be used in everyday English.

Thank you for any answers.

[sebastian_argentinian]

I´m not a teacher but I think the plural is Bonuses.
Boni does not seem to make sense.

[Anglika]

Welcome to the forums.

Greetings.

Me and a few friends A few friends and I have been discussing this problem for a while now, so I thought it was about time I asked someone with more knowledge than we (obviously don't) have.

Is the plural of bonus bonuses or boni? I have seen both in use, but I have also been told that boni is from latin and should not be used in everyday English.

Thank you for any answers.

I have never seen it as anything but bonuses in relation to receiving money over and above your pay as a reward for good work.

Since the correct noun form in Latin is "bonum", the plural in Latin would be "bona".

[tedtmc]

It appears to be similar to 'focus' and 'foci' or 'radius' and 'radii' but it is not.

not a teacher