Holidays & Celebrations

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The plural changes 'feu' to 'feux'.

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Takes an 'x' in the plural form.

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Can also mean holiday or festival.

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Uses l' due to the starting vowel.

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Irregular plural ending in -x.

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Commonly used during birthdays.

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Used almost exclusively in the plural form.

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Often used with the verb faire.

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Use preposition 'à la' for locations.

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Compound noun; 'photo' remains unchanged in plural.

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Can refer to both physical objects and memories.

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The expression 'faire ses valises' means to pack.

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Essential for international travel.

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Can also mean a banknote.

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Regular -er verb taking direct object.

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Regular -er verb.

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More informal synonym for célébrer.

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Irregular -ir verb conjugated with être in compound tenses.

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Used for places; use 'rendre visite à' for people.

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Usually accompanies the noun 'jour'.

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Masculine plural remains identical to masculine singular.

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Feminine form is 'traditionnelle'.

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Standard greeting used in January.

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Used around Christmas and New Year.

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Standard expression said to someone leaving on holiday.