French New Year Vocabulary

French New Year Vocabulary

French New Year Vocabulary 

Learn and practice French vocabulary about French New Year Vocabulary – important dates: Bonne Année! , le nouvel an, le jour de l’an, le réveillon,
une soirée dansante, etc.

Here are some useful French words to help him learn.

Then start reviewing the flashcards in the following Quizlet and memorize the new words. After that, feel free to use the different options from Quizlet, such us match, learn, test or spell.

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Bonne Année! – List

French English

Bonne Année!
le nouvel an
le jour de l’an
le réveillon
une soirée dansante
la Saint Sylvestre
souhaiter
un feu d’artifice
une résolution
une soirée
un baiser, un bisou
du Champagne
minuit
réveillonner
embrasser
du gui
les cotillons

Happy New Year!
the new year
January 1st
the New Year’s Eve celebrations
a party
the New Year’s Eve celebrations
to wish
fireworks
a resolution
an evening
a kiss
Champagne
midnight
to celebrate for the New Year
to kiss
mistletoe
noise-makers & streamers
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Here are some French words that you can use in New Year holidays:

French New Year Vocabulary – important dates

Bonne Année –  flashcards

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New year – important dates

The French have celebrated the New Year on different dates: March 1 in the 6th and 7th centuries, Christmas Day during Charlemagne’s reign, Easter Sunday in the 10th century and April 1 until the 16th century, at which point King Charles IX issued the Edict of Roussillon, which definitively fixed the New Year on January 1. New Year’s Eve is now known by the name of its saint, La Saint-Sylvestre, and it has ten local customs to observe.