Get Ready for October 31st with These Spooktacular French.
Spooky French Vocabulary. Halloween is not a French holiday, though each passing year sees a few more bits and pieces of it imported to France. Nevertheless, learning the French translations for Halloween vocabulary can be fun, especially for younger students.Additionally, Halloween is a great opportunity to teach some English words to kids. French kids start to learn English in elementary school. It's merely an introduction to the English language (don't expect a fluent conversation out of a 10-year-old), but since kids would do pretty much anything for candies, elementary school teachers jump at the opportunity and often organize a costume parade.Get Ready for October 31st with These Spooktacular French Halloween Words. Whether it’s writing your own French ghost story, playing games or watching horror films in French, learning the language is sure to be a ton of fun during this holiday. Here are some great words and phrases to get you started for a fun French Halloween.
Halloween is a chance to write something creative and fun in a card message. Sometimes it might be difficult to think of what to write: Something scary? Something silly? Being scared on Halloween is to be expected, but you don't need to be scared of wishing someone a Happy Halloween.Knowing how to talk about the date is essential for making reservations and appointments. Dates are a little bit different in French than English, but they're not difficult once you learn the rules and formulas.
Of course, it is becoming more and more popular to have 'Happy Halloween' on banners and advertisements and such, but people just do not walk down the street or burst into a room joyfully proclaiming 'Happy Halloween!'. It's just not on people's minds to have something like that to say, and there's no longstanding tradition for anything.
