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Salut: January 6, which is 12 days after Christmas in the Gregorian calendar, is, not only the end of the Christmas holidays, but also the start of Carnivale which ends in some countries with Mardi Gras.
In France, Le Jour des Rois (the Day of Kings), sometimes called Le Fête des Rois, is celebrated with parties. The gallete des rois, or "cake of kings" (for the 3 wise men of The Bible), highlights the celebrations. This cake is round and flat and covered with a white napkin when brought into the room (although, I must admit, I do not know, or perhaps remember, why).
What else can I help you with?
What do french people celebrate on the 6th January?
they celebrate "les rois", i.e. "the Wise Men"
What is 6th January 2000 in french?
"Le six janvier 2000 (deux mille)."
How do you say January 6th 2009 in french?
le six janvier deux mille neuf
Why is 6th January important to french people?
The sixth of January is what is know as Three Kings Day. When Jesus was born, three kings went to go see him each with a special gift for the baby.
What cake do french people eat on January 6?
sherburn high
What do people wear on Epiphany the 6th January?
The French are always open to knew ideas, But there known as wearing Special Jackets with an pickle "Imprinted" On the front . And a special hat made with rubbish rabbit furs.
What is January in French?
January is spelled janvier in French.
What are the release dates for The 6th People's Choice Awards - 1980?
The 6th People's Choice Awards - 1980 was released on: USA: 24 January 1980
When is the People's Choice Awards in 2010?
The 2010 People's Choice Awards aired on January 6th, 2010.
Can you name two famous people born on 6 January?
There are several dozens of famous people born on the 6th of January. See link and take your pick!
What day was is on the 6th of January 1914?
6th of January 1914 was a Tuesday.
Do you take Christmas decorations down before 6th January or on the 6th January?
The tradition varies based on cultural and personal preferences. Some people take down their Christmas decorations before 6th January, while others choose to leave them up until Epiphany, which is commonly celebrated on that date. Ultimately, it is up to you to decide when you would like to take down your decorations.
