Sentence examples of "jour férié" in French
« As-tu travaillé hier ? » « Je souhaitais que hier fût un jour férié. »
"Did you work yesterday?" "I wish yesterday had been a holiday."
Lundi prochain et mardi prochain seront deux jours fériés consécutifs.
Next Monday and Tuesday are consecutive holidays.
En Angleterre au Moyen-Âge, des villes entières jouaient au football lors de certains jours fériés, parfois avec jusqu'à cinq cents joueurs en même temps.
In England in the Middle Ages, whole towns played football on certain holidays, sometimes with as many as 500 players at one time.
Lorsqu'un jour férié tombe un dimanche, nous avons le lundi férié.
When a holiday falls on Sunday, we have an extra holiday on Monday.
Jusqu'à ce jour, nous n'avons obtenu aucune réponse de sa part.
As of today, we haven't had an answer from him.
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