I need to stay overnight at the Charles de Gaulle Airport, Paris in transit. In order to avoid the Visa problems I am looking for a place to stay within the Airport itself....
im doing a project about paris, i was wondering how you'd describe there night life. this includes like clubs, pubs, concert halls, anything you do at night.
what are the top four things to do in Paris, France for a couple around the age of 27 and how much does it cost? and if the couple is only staying in Paris for around three days? I got Eiffel Tower ...
Hey, am going to paris at the weekend i know this is silly but can anyone tell me how much a taxi would be for around a 10 mile journey? its just we are going disneyland but our hotel is ten miles ...
one day? If you travel one day, spend the next day there and travel back the day after? That's what I'm doing, but my dad keeps pulling me down about it and saying I'll just get there ...
break for holidays coupure is not really wrong but you must say "vacances d hivers"
sotires
Vacances de fevrier is a better bet.
French schools have a two week break in February, when many people go skiing. This is what most people would say spontaneously.
Alternatively, vacances d'hiver.
Eclipsepearl
"Vacances d'hiver" but that refers to the one coming up in February. There are also the "Vacances de Noël" which just finished.
Note that the winter break is rotating, with not all of France off at once.
"Break" would be translated as "pause" but that's more a break from work during the day, not a period of time off.
The French also use the word "vacances" like Americans say "vacation". If you're British or similar, you have to make the distinction between vacations and "holidays" which are "fĂȘtes" in French, and not strictly off of school and work.
Vladimir ILL
TrĂȘve des confiseurs - is the period between 20/12 and 5/01, when France stops any activity
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