In French, "au printemps" is used instead of "en printemps" because "printemps" (spring) is a season that is considered a specific period of time, and the preposition "au" is used with seasons. The preposition "en" is typically used with months and years, while "au" is appropriate for seasons like "printemps," "été" (summer), "automne" (autumn), and "hiver" (winter). Thus, the correct phrase is "au printemps" to indicate the season of spring.
It means- In the springtime
'de printemps' means 'of Spring' in French.
Le printemps (masc.) means "Spring" (season) in French.
Spring
It is spring
Paris au Printemps was created on 1980-11-14.
The phrase 'au printemps' means in [the] spring, in [the] springtime. In the word-by-word translation, the preposition 'au' means 'to the'. And the noun 'printemps' means 'spring, springtime'.
"il fait froid au printemps" means 'it is cold during Spring'
Au prochain printemps - 2011 is rated/received certificates of: France:U
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It means- In the springtime
The brand name and trade mark is PRINTEMPS; but in all publicity and information, when referring to itself, the store uses LE Printemps.
au printemps prochain
A Spring Fling
The 4 seasons in French are: Spring- Au/les printemps Summer- en/l'ete (note, both e's have accent aigu on them. That's the slant going from bottom left to top right above the e) Fall- en/l'automne Winter- en/l'hiver Hope that helps
Le temps est chaud au printemps.
Les fleurs du printemps