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on the fourteenth of July
le quatorze juillet
On the eleventh of November, people don’t work.
Le onze novembre, on ne travaille pas.
on the fifteenth of August
le quinze août
Candlemas Day
la Chandeleur
On the first of May, people don’t work.
Le premier mai, on ne travaille pas.
Epiphany Day
l’Épiphanie
On the six of January, it’s Epiphany Day.
Le six janvier, c’est l’Épiphanie.
On the thirty-first of December, it’s New Year’s Eve.
Le trente et un décembre, c’est la Saint-Sylvestre.
On the second of February is Candlemas Day. For Candlemas Day, people eat crepes.
Le deux février, c’est la Chandeleur. Pour la Chandeleur, on mange des crêpes.
the armistice
l’armistice
national day
fête nationale
it’s France’s National Day
c’est la Fête Nationale française
On the first of November, it’s All Saints day.
Le premier novembre, c’est la Toussaint.
On the fourteenth of July, it’s France’s National Day.
Le quatorze juillet, c’est la Fête Nationale française.