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Festival du Voyageur

Un festival francophone du Canada

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Saint-Boniface Saint-Boniface (a Francophone neighborhood of Manitoba)
francophone French speaking
au Manitoba in Manitoba
hiver Winter
dix jours 10 days
la joie de vivre the joy of life
une ceinture fléchée a colorful sash with an arrowhead pattern
les sculptures sur neige snow sculptures
les voyageurs voyageurs (18th and 19th century French Canadian travelers who transported furs by canoe)
la galette flatbread
de la tire d’érable maple taffy
la gigue jig (a fast dance)
un canot a canoe
une randonnée en traîneau a sleigh ride
une tuque tuque (a winter hat)
le portage porterage (the act of carrying & transporting of supplies, goods, canoes on your back over land)
les mocassins mocassins
la cabane à sucre a sugar shack (where sap collected from sugar maple trees is boiled into maple syrup)
une hache a small axe
les peaux de castor beaver pelts
les raquettes snowshoes
une chemise rouge à carreaux a red checkered shirt
la fourrure a fur pelt
un aviron (une rame) an oar
un capot à capuchon a hooded coat
une couverture a blanket
une pipe a pipe
un chien a dog
un sac à feu a pouch (bag)
un bison a bison
un feu a fire
les fèves au lard pork and beans
le pemmican pemmican (dried beef mixed with fat and dried fruit)
le menuisier the carpenter
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