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About French Language: L'heure d'hiver ~ Toussaint ~ Halloween in France

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Détails architecturaux, II

More interesting architectural details in Dijon.

Passer à l'heure d'hiver

France will be changing its clocks on the 31st - here's how to talk about it.

La Toussaint

Often considered synonymous with the first of November (in France), la Toussaint is in fact a two-day celebration of two related holidays, and there's also an expression, faire un temps de Toussaint, that you can use any time of year.

Halloween in France

What is Halloween? Where did it come from? Why and how is it celebrated in France? If you've ever puzzled over these questions, take a look at this article. Be sure to check out my list of Halloween vocabulary and then try the quiz.

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