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“Joyeuses Pâques” (French) in English is
Happy Easter
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- Bonjour… Joyeuses Pâques ! Pâques is a day that falls on different dates each year, but always in spring, on a Sunday. In Anglophone countries it is known as Easter.
- Attendez que les cloches sonnent. Attendez que les cloches sonnent literally means wait for the bells to sound, it is something that is likely to be said to impatient children.
- Partir à la chasse aux œufs. Once the eggs fall from the sky they become scattered and hidden in everybody’s backyards—and so the hunt begins. Partir à la chasse aux œufs means to go on an egg hunt.
- Tout le monde mange les œufs en chocolat. That’s right! Tout le monde mange les œufs en chocolat translates as: everyone eats chocolate eggs. The French are known for their sweet tooth and their Francophone neighbors the Belgians are renowned for making the world’s best chocolate, so, during Pâques it would be difficult to find anybody in this part of the world who hadn’t eaten at least one little Easter Egg.
- Camille Chevalier-Karfis
- Pâques : Easter.
- La Pâque (Juive) : Passover.
- Le Carême : Lent.
- Le Jeudi Saint : Maundy Thursday.
- Camille Chevalier-Karfis
- What Does “Pâques” Mean? The French word “Pâques” derives from the Latin “pascha”, meaning “Passover”, which comes from the Hebrew “Pesah” meaning “passing way” (hence the word “passage”) and is the Jewish name for the Passover celebration, which remembers the Exodus out of Egypt.
- Le, La, Les Pâque(s) ? What Gender and Number is Easter in French? It’s a big mess!! In French, there is a distinction between “la Pâque juive” (a feminine singular word- the Passover celebrated by the Jews) and “les fêtes chrétiennes de Pâques” (Christian celebration of Easter), more simply referred to as “Pâques” (plural, no article).
- Les Vacances de Pâques = Spring Vacation in France. In France, we call spring break, the spring vacation “les vacances de Pâques”. We also call them “vacances de printemps” and they differ according to 3 geographic Zones through France (the French system that staggers school holiday dates per region so that not all French people are on the roads at the same time).
- No Easter Bunny But Flying Easter Bells. In France, we have a very special magical being for Easter : Magical holy bells (with little wings…) They are called “les cloches de Pâques”.
Apr 15, 2017 · Let’s take a look at Easter-related vocabulary in French. Pâques – Easter (note that this word is not used with an article and always has an S. la Pâque – Passover (note the lack of S and the usage of an article) pascal (e) – adjective meaning ‘of Easter’. le Carême – Lent.
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