How to Say “Year Dates” in French

dates de l'année
The English phrase "year dates" is translated into French as dates de l'année.
This phrase refers to specific days of the year that are identified by a month and a day.

Did you know?

  • In the French Republican Calendar created during the Revolution, the dates of the year were completely renamed based on nature and weather, such as le mois de Thermidor for the month of heat.
  • In French, the word for 'year', année, is used for the duration of time and the concept of a year, while an is used for counting specific years or ages.
  • French speakers do not capitalize the names of months, such as janvier or février, unless the word begins a sentence.

Examples in context

  • Le 25 décembre 2022
    December 25, 2022
  • Lundi 25 décembre 2022
    Monday, December 25, 2022
  • Les dates de l'année sont déjà fixées.
    The dates of the year are already set.

Example conversation

Chloé and Lucas are planning a vacation.

  1. Chloé

    Quelles dates de l'année préfères-tu, Lucas ?
    Which dates of the year do you prefer, Lucas?
  2. Lucas

    Je préfère les dates de l'année en été.
    I prefer the dates of the year in summer.
  3. Chloé

    D'accord, je vais regarder les billets.
    Okay, I will look at the tickets.
  4. Lucas

    Merci beaucoup, Chloé.
    Thank you very much, Chloé.
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