14 juillet (14th of July)
As the holiday, you would say "La fete nationale," with a ^ over the first e in fete. If this isn't what you're looking for, go to translate.google.com
the word fete is actually from France it means paty
New Caledonia is a special collectivity of France in the Pacific Ocean. It celebrates Labour Day, Victory Day, Ascension Day, Whit Monday, Fete Nationale, Assumption Day, New Caledonia Day, Fete de la Cityoyennete, All SaintsÕ Day, Armistice Day, and Christmas Day. It also celebrates a variety of bank holidays and public sector holidays.
La Fete Nationale or more commonly le quatorze Julliet which would be the fourteenth of July.
It is celebrated on December 31 in France.
On the 21st of July in France, they celebrate the La Fete De la Musique every year
The anagram of fete is feet.
du Citron..Fete ...aka Citrus Festival its really cool look it up
A homophone for "fete" is "feat." Both words sound the same but have different meanings: a fete is a celebration or festival, while a feat is an achievement or accomplishment.
The Temperance Fete was created in 1932.
In Canada and other non-France French speaking areas, bonne fete is usually translated as happy birthday, although the locals will also understand you if you say "Joyeaux Anniversaire" or "Bon Anniversaire". However, in France, bonne fete is usually written on a card to celebrate someone's feast day of their Patron Saint. This is a little abstract, but it works like this: If you're name is Rachel, for example, then you refer to the Saint Calendar and you find that Saint Rachel's birthday was on the 15 January. You therefore celebrate your fete on the 15 January. (Note: Bonne only means happy, or good.)
A Flawless Fete is South Pasadena, FL, United States. A Flawless Fete is a perfect party. FETE, when accented properly, is a French word for party. For instance, my business is Flawless Fete s by D... I am a CMP|CWP. Hence, I plan everything from corporate events to dinner parties and wedding. A FETE is an event, a thing-not a place.