愚人节的法语

愚人节的法语

【篇一：法语祝福语集锦】

法语祝福语集锦：法语圣诞节快乐、新年快乐等怎么说？ 生日快乐！ bon anniversaire!/joyeux anniversaire!

新年好！ bonne annee!

元旦快乐！bon noulel an!

诚挚祝福meilleurs voeux

愚人节快乐！ poisson davril

复活节快乐！ joyeuses paques

圣诞快乐！joyeux no?l!

祝贺你！ felicitations!

我们衷心祝贺你！ toutes nos felicitations!

你真幸运！ vous avez de la chance!

我祝你好运气！ je vous souhaite bonne chance!

祝你成功！ je vous souhaite le succes!

祝你幸福！ je te souhaite beaucoup de bonheur!

玩得愉快！ bon amusement!

祝贺你取得的成绩！ je vous felicite de vos brillants succes!

非常高兴听到这个消息！ je suis tres heureux dapprendre cette bonne nouvelle!

请接受我们的祝愿！ mes meilleurs souhaits!

您好，亲爱的朋友！ bonjour,chers amis!

很高兴认识你！ enchante de faire votre connaissance!

这妙极了！ cest une tres bonne idee!

您随时可以得到我们的支持！ vous pouvez a tout moment compter sur nous!

[喝酒前说]

[某人要开始工作，你可以说]

勇敢去做！bon courage!

好好干！travaillez bien!

祝你好运！bonne chance!

[某人要去旅游，你可以说]

旅途愉快！bon voyage!

假期愉快！bonnes vacances!

[某人生病了，你可以说]

祝你早日康复/身体健康！ je te souhaite une bonne sante!

soigne-toi bien!

repose-toi bien!

[睡觉前]

bonne nuit！晚安！

joyeux, se (adj) 欢乐的

le premier de lan

joyeux anniversaire, simon ! bon anniversaire, claudine !

anniversaire (n.m.) 生日

avant un examen

bonne chance ! (pour ton / votre examen)

chance (n.f.) 运气,机遇

promotion(n.f.) 晋升, 提拔

bravo ! 太棒了 ! bravo 来自意大利语,一般在喝彩 , 拍手叫好时用.

quand on trinque

tchin-tchin (n.m.) (碰杯时说) 请,请

pour encourager quelquun

bon courage !

pour exprimer ladmiration

chapeau !

admiration (n.f.)钦佩

chapeau,x (n.m.) 帽子,(转)致敬

【篇二：愚人节的英文笑话】

tags: 愚人节笑话 关于愚人节的笑话 愚人节的英文笑话

愚人节也称万愚节,是西方社会民间传统节日。节期在每年4月1日。愚人节与古罗马的嬉乐节(hilaria,3月25日)和印度的欢悦节(holi,到3月31日为止)有相似之处。在时间的选择,看来与“春分”(3月21日)有关。在这期间天气常常突然变化,恰似是大自然在愚弄人类。对于愚人节的起源众说纷纭。一种说法认为这一习俗源自印度的“诠俚节”。该节规定,每年三月三十一日的节日这天,不分男女老幼,可以互开玩笑、互相愚弄欺骗以换得娱乐。

愚人节

愚人节较普遍的说法是起源于法国。1564年,法国首先采用新改革的纪年法格里历(即目前通用的公历),以1月1日为一年之始。但一些因循守旧的人反对这种改革,依然按照旧历固执地在4月1日这一天送礼品,庆祝新年。主张改革的人对这些守旧者的做法大加嘲弄。聪明滑稽的人在4月1日就给他们送假礼品,邀请他们参加假招待会.并把上当受骗的保守分子称为“四月傻瓜”或“上钩的鱼”。从此人们在4月1日便互相愚弄,成为法国流行的风俗。18世纪初,愚人节习俗传到英国,接着又被英国的早期移民带到了美国。

愚人节的笑话

愚人节突觉肚子不爽,奔厕所而去,解裤蹲下,舒畅。 事毕,找厕纸,惊呆,空卷轴

无纸。瞬间,明白原来今天是愚人节,怒骂,折腾人也不要找这里啊!急,突发现兜装

手机,喜极而泣,特小心怕手机坠坑,失去最后一根救命草.

电话同事一号,“吾在厕所,无纸,速来救急!”,同事答:今天愚人节,刚才就有人

喊要厕纸救急的,怎么又有人?不可信!”。话毕,挂机,痛骂中。

电话同事二号,“吾在厕所,无纸,速来救急!”,同事答:“今天 愚人节,一概外

出,工作一概拒绝,不好意思!”。话毕,挂机,痛苦中。

电话同事三号,“我知道今天是愚人节,吾在厕所,无纸,速来救急,请相信我!”,

同事答:“你怎么可以模仿我,刚用这招骗一人,你怎么未经磋商就擅自使用?”。

话毕。挂机,无奈中。

电话同事四号,拨号中...。隔壁蹲厕响起一声,“朋友,别指望了,我在这里已经三

小时,电话已经没电,至今未脱困!”

【篇三：愚人节的来历 the origin of april fools day】

愚人节的来历 the origin of april fools day

as it was called years ago, all fools day is observed in many countries

around the world. the origin of april fools day remains clouded in obscurity. but what is clear is that the tradition of a day devoted to foolery had ancient roots. as we look back in time, many ancient predecessors of april fools day are found.

a french legendary

the most widespread theory about the origin of april fools day links the gregorian calendar reform.

in 1582 france became the first country to switch from the julian to the

gregorian calendar. this meant that the beginning of the year was moved from the end of march to january 1. if someone failed to keep up with the change and continued to celebrate the new year between march 25th and april 1st, various jokes would be played on him. this story might explain why april 1st specifically became the date of the modern holiday.

mythological roots

there have been quite a few attempts to provide mythological explanations for the rise of april fools day.

one story dates back to roman mythology, particularly the myth of ceres (the goddess of grain and the harvest) and proserpina. in roman mythology pluto, the god of the dead, abducted proserpina and brought her to live with him in the underworld. proserpina called out to her mother ceres for help, but ceres, who could only hear the echo of her daughters voice, searched in vain for proserpina. the fruitless search of ceres for her daughter was

commemmorated during the roman festival of cerealia and believed by some to have been the mythological antecedent of the fools errands popular on april 1st.

british folklore linked april fools day to the town of gotham. according to the legend, it was traditional in the 13th century for any road that the king travelled over to become public property. people in gotham didnt want to lose their

main road and spread a false story to stop the king. a messenger was sent to gotham after king john learned the peoples trick. but when the messenger arrived in gotham he found the town was full of lunatics who were engaged in foolish activities such as drowning fish or attempting to cage birds in roofless fences. the king fell for the hoax and declared the town too foolish to warrant punishment. and ever since then, april fools day has supposedly

commemmorated their trickery.

anthropological explanations

fools day. according to them, the celebration traces its roots back to festivals marking the springtime.

spring is the time of year when the weather becomes fickle, as if nature is playing tricks on man, and festivals occurring during the spring traditionally mirrored this sense of whimsy and surprise. they often involved temporary inversions of the social order. normal behavior no longer governed during the brief moment of transition as the old world died and the new cycle of seasons was born. practical jokes,trickery, and the turning upside down of status expectations were all allowed.

in addition,the linkage between april foolery and the springtime is seen in

another story that traces the origin of the custom back to the abundance of fish to be found in french streams during early april when the young fish had just hatched. these young fish were easy to fool with a hook and lure. therefore, the french called them poisson davril or april fish. soon it became

customary to fool people on april 1, as a way of celebrating the abundance of foolish fish.

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