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Holidays in France

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les jours fériés   holidays  
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un bougie   candle  
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la souris   mouse  
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la fête foraine   carnival  
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les autos tamponneuses   bumper cars  
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les montagnes russes   rollercoasters  
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un gaufre   waffle  
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une sucette   lollipop  
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la barbe à papa   cotton candy  
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jour de l'An   New Year's Day  
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des étrennes   small gifts given only on New Years  
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une carte de voeux   greeting card  
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une galette   cake from the Epiphany  
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la fève   bean or surprise in Epiphany cake  
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la Chandeleur   Candlemas, Feb 2nd, eat crepes  
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la Saint-Valentin   Valentine's Day  
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le mercredi des Cendres   Ash Wednesday  
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le Carême   Lent  
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la Mi-Carême   Mid-Lent parade and costume party  
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une blague   joke  
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le dimanche des Rameaux   Palm Sunday  
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un rameau   branch  
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du muguet   Lily of the Valley flower, given on Labor Day  
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fête du travail   Labor Day  
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le 8 mai   celebration of end of WWII  
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le jeudi de l'Ascension   Ascension Thursday  
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le dimanche et le lundi de la Pentecôte   Pentecost Sunday (and Monday)  
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Les fêtes des pères et des mères   Father's and Mother's Days  
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le 21 juin   music festival  
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Fin juin - début juillet   cinema festival  
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fête national   Independence Day, National Day  
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un bal   ball as in a dance or gala  
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des feux d'artifices   fireworks  
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l'Assomption de la Vierge Marie   the Assumption, August 15  
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fête de la gastronomie   food day, held on first day of fall  
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la Toussaint   All Saints Day, November 1  
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le 11 novembre   celebration of the end of WWI  
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la Sainte Catherine   unmarried girls over 25 wear a dumb hat all day, November 25  
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la veille de noël   Christmas Eve  
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le réveillon   big meal on Christmas Eve  
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un huître   oyster  
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la dinde   turkey  
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farcie   stuffed  
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une bouche   Yule log cake  
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la crèche   manger  
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des guirlandes électriques   Christmas lights  
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la Saint Sylvestre   New Years Eve, December 31  
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