families celebrate by gathering and going to church, and then having a family meal.
Yes on the first of april
The French celebrate Bastille Day.
First Communions are celebrated on different dates in every parish.
French Christians celebrate Christmas. French Jews celebrate Hanukkah.
No one HAS to celebrate Christmas. Most French do.
french do celebrate Easter they do and they also celebrate with chocolate fish and its near the 21-25th of April
The mainstream religion in France is Roman Catholicism, so the French used to celebrate Christian holidays.
Actually it is not the French that celebrate August 15th 1960 as the Republic of Congo gained its Independence.
"Reason to celebrate" translated into French is "Raison de se réjouir"
Yes
The French celebrate Bastille Day, the day which marked the beginning of the French Revolution in 1789 and therefore symbolically the beginning of France's existence as a Republic.
Thanksgiving isn't French, i.e. the French don't celebrate thanksgiving.