Le Calendrier Français

Page last updated at: 14:31 BST, Sat, 10 September 2011

The French week begins on Monday and ends at le week-end, a word borrowed from neighbours north of the channel; however, you'll find older speakers - and the more patriotic - still use la fin de semaine.

When writing dates, Frenchies jot them down in the format: day * day# * month * year - par example: dimanche 1er novembre 2013. So, next time you're quizzed: "quel jour sommes-nous?", or "quelle est la date?", you can reply: "c'est le 20", or - if you're a perfectionist - "aujourd'hui, nous sommes le jeudi 20 mars 2013, monsieur/madame."


Days of the Week | Jours de la Semaine


English French
Monday        Lundi
Tuesday Mardi
Wednesday Mercredi
Thursday Jeudi
Friday Vendredi
Saturday Samedi
Sunday Dimanche

Months of the Year | Mois de L'Année;


English French
January        Janvier
February Février
March Mars
April Avril
May Mai
June Juin
July Juillet
August Août
September Septembre
October Octobre
November Novembre
December Décembre

Seasons | Les Saisons


English French
Spring        Le Printemps
Summer L'Été (m)
Autumn / Fall L'Automne (m)
Winter L'Hiver (m)

Holidays and Festivals | Les Vacances et les Festivals


English French
New Year's Day        Jour de l'An
Easter Pâques
Labour Day (1 May) Fête du Premier Mai
Bastille Day (14 July) Fête Nationale
All Saints Day (1 November) La Toussaint
Christmas Noël




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