Nouvel An - French | Test #2 Flashcards

1
Q

Festin

A

feast

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2
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Aliments

A

Foods

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3
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Hors-d’oeuvre

A

appetizers

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4
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Tard

A

Late

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5
Q

Bruit

A

noise

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6
Q

Crier

A

to yell

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7
Q

Egalement

A

equally

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8
Q

Suivante

A

next

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9
Q

Se rassembler

A

to gather

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10
Q

Assister

A

to attend/watch

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11
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Lacher

A

dropping/falling

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12
Q

Lourd(e)

A

heavy

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13
Q

Venir(conjugate)

A

to come

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14
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Voir

A

to see

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15
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Devenir(conjugate)

A

to become

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16
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Jeter

A

to throw

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17
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Benedictions

A

blessings

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18
Q

Sonner les cloches

A

to ring the bells

19
Q

peches

A

sins

20
Q

(Etats-Unis) Au lâcher de la boule (ball drop)

A

In north america, new york is known as a popular city to celebrate new years. In new york, thousands of people gather to watch the times square ball drop at new years. The ball is very big and heavy (10 000+lbs) It also has a lot of different colors. People come every year to watch it.

21
Q

connue

A

known

22
Q

Milliers

A

thousands

23
Q

rassemblent

A

assemble

24
Q

chaque

A

each

24
Q

viennent

A

come

25
Q

livres

A

pounds

26
Q

attendant

A

wait

27
Q

plusieurs

A

many

28
Q

devenue

A

become

29
Q

celebre

A

popular

30
Q

Etats-Unis

A

There is also a lot of shows to watch while waiting for the count down. The party became so popular that its broadcasted to the whole world

31
Q

entier

A

whole

32
Q

pour

A

to/for

33
Q

En Italie

A

In italy, the new years or capodanno, is a party marked by ancient traditions. Italians eat lentils to attract luck and wear red underwear for luck. At midnight the families go out to watch the fireworks and sometimes throw old objects out windows, a traditions that symbolises a new start. parties start with meals called cenone with foods like cotechino and panettone

34
Q

En France

A

In france the new years, also called Jour de l’an(new years day) is a important celebration. The french celebrate with friends and family. On the evening of the 31st of december they organise a big dinner called Reveillon de la saint-sylvestre. The menu has, duck liver, oysters, smoked salmon and log cake. At midnight people kiss under the mistletoe for luck. Then people look at the fireworks or dance the night away. on the 1st of january they send cards to their loved ones to wish them a happy new year.

35
Q

appele

A

called

36
Q

buche de noel

A

log cake

37
Q

s’embrasse

A

kiss

38
Q

gui

A

mistletoe

39
Q

proches

A

closer

40
Q

souhaiter

A

wish

41
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En Chine

A

In china, chinese new year also called the spring festival is based off the lunar calendar. The celebrations last 15 days and starts with the diner of reveillon. The dinner reunites the famille and have meaningful dishes like dumplings, spring rolls and fish. Home decor includes red lanterns and lucky characters. Children’s receive red envelopes with money called hongbao. the next day day there is a dragon parade and fireworks to chase away evil sprits

42
Q

autour

A

around(gathering)

43
Q

porte-bonheur

A

lucky