Winter description in French
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description d'hiver
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C’est l’hiver! It’s winter!
Il fait froid! It’s cold!
Il y a beaucoup de neige! There is a lot of snow!
Il gèle It’s freezing!
Tu aimes la neige? Do you like snow?
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It’s getting cold en France and more than making it harder to sleep, le changement (the change) has also left me feeling sick as a dog. While I rest in mon nouveau lit I also have to to pack up les vêtements d’été and start thinking about le temps hivernal (the winter weather) ahead.
Vérifier que le chauffage fonctionne
Vérifier que je sais où sont mes vêtements d’hiver
Make sure the heating works
Make sure I know where my winter clothes are
L’hiver en France (Winter in France), or at least à Paris, is somewhat mild and la neige (snow) is pretty rare, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t get cold. Au contraire, dès Septembre (starting from September), the city regularly flirts with temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius (50 degrees Fahrenheit).
While there may not be de la neige, le changement de saison (the change in seasons) is marked by shorter colder days and un manque de soleil (a lack of sun). En automne (in Autumn), la canicule becomes a distant memory as un ciel nuageux (overcast skies) with intermittent rain becomes the norm.
While les fenêtres (the windows) start to close and it gets harder to stay warm, the good news is that la saison touristique (the tourist season) is at an end, making it a good time to visit the more popular attractions if you want to avoid la foule (the crowd)!
Of course le temps hivernal also brings up thoughts of les fêtes de fin d’année (the end of the year holidays). Before long we’ll all be able to sing Bonjour Noël while enjoying du vin chaud !
Before it gets too cold, take a moment to refresh your vocabularie du froid and have no problem discussing le temps en hiver (the weather in Winter).
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Vérifier que le chauffage fonctionne
Vérifier que je sais où sont mes vêtements d’hiver
Make sure the heating works
Make sure I know where my winter clothes are
L’hiver en France (Winter in France), or at least à Paris, is somewhat mild and la neige (snow) is pretty rare, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t get cold. Au contraire, dès Septembre (starting from September), the city regularly flirts with temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius (50 degrees Fahrenheit).
While there may not be de la neige, le changement de saison (the change in seasons) is marked by shorter colder days and un manque de soleil (a lack of sun). En automne (in Autumn), la canicule becomes a distant memory as un ciel nuageux (overcast skies) with intermittent rain becomes the norm.
While les fenêtres (the windows) start to close and it gets harder to stay warm, the good news is that la saison touristique (the tourist season) is at an end, making it a good time to visit the more popular attractions if you want to avoid la foule (the crowd)!
Of course le temps hivernal also brings up thoughts of les fêtes de fin d’année (the end of the year holidays). Before long we’ll all be able to sing Bonjour Noël while enjoying du vin chaud !
Before it gets too cold, take a moment to refresh your vocabularie du froid and have no problem discussing le temps en hiver (the weather in Winter).
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