Christmas en français: Festive Vocabulary – Part Three

Hoping to impress this festive season? Then why not try a few of our choicest French Christmas words and phrases!

This year, we’re dreaming of…

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Read Part One and Part Two of our Christmas Vocabulary list. 

Do you have any favourite Christmas words, phrases or expressions? We’d love to hear them!

Tell us in a comment below, or tweet us: @MaVieFrancaise, #MyFrenchChristmas.

 

Image credits
1. Reindeer at Pershing Square Los Angeles, by Greg Lilly Photos on Flickr
2. White Christmas, by Axel Hartman, on Flickr
3. Virginia Jones
4. Christmas 2011, by Kotomi Yamamura on Flickr
5. Presents, by Alice Harold on Flickr
6. Snowman neighbour, by MGShelton on Flickr
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Hannah Duke

“I’m a Melbourne-based journalist, editor, photographer, and blogger dreaming of la vie européenne. I love all things French except for the pigeons: film, food, literature, fashion, and I indulge in this passion as often as possible! Find me on Twitter, or Google+.”

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