The 6th of January is the Epiphany. The French eat the "galette des rois" (the Kings' cake) named after "les Rois Mages" (the magi or Wise Men in English). The tradition is that the youngest member of the family should get under the table and call the name for each part of the cake. The one who gets "la fève" (a lucky charm) is crowned as the King or the Queen by the others. This is called "tirer les rois".
"Le six janvier 2000 (deux mille)."
le six janvier deux mille neuf
they celebrate "les rois", i.e. "the Wise Men"
to pull = tirer
The French word "pull" is masculine and is spelled "le pull".
"un pull" is a masculine noun in French.
January is spelled janvier in French.
6th of January 1914 was a Tuesday.
January is spelled 'janvier' in French. This is abbreviated 'Jan.'January is spelled 'janvier' in French. This is abbreviated 'Jan.' or 'janv.'
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January is written in French as Janvier.
January 6th, 1900 was a Saturday.