What Are Types of Holiday Called in French
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French vocabulary for holidays,
in this course we will learn about French vocabulary for holidays, focusing on key terms and expressions used during popular French and international celebrations. You’ll discover vocabulary related to Christmas (Noël), New Year (Nouvel An), Easter (Pâques), Bastille Day (Fête nationale), and more. We’ll also cover words for holiday greetings, traditional foods, decorations, customs, and festive activities. Phrases like Joyeux Noël (Merry Christmas), Bonne année (Happy New Year), and Je t’offre un cadeau (I’m giving you a gift) will be practiced through dialogues and seasonal scenarios. Whether you're preparing for a holiday in France or learning for fun, this course will help you enjoy celebrations in French with confidence. Let’s begin the French Vocabulary for Holidays Course and bring the joy of language into every festive moment. Lexicogs
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