Buon Natale! is an Italian equivalent of the French phrase Joyeux Noël! As the equivalents of "Merry Christmas!" the two above-mentioned examples respectively translate literally into English as "Good Nativity!" and "Joyful Birth!" The respective pronunciations will be "BWON na-TA-ley" in Italian and "zhwa-yuh no-el" in French.
Merry Christmas is an English equivalent of 'Joyeux Noel'.
The phrase is pronounced 'zhwah-yuh noh-ehl. Its literal translation is 'Joyous Nativity'. The masculine noun 'Noel' is the modern form of the Old French 'nael'. It ultimately comes from the Latin 'natalis' for 'of or relating to birth'.
I think it is supposed to mean leon day which is in june where you can celebrate christmas early.
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Merry Christmas = Joyeux Noel Joyeux in phonetics /ʒwa.jø/ and pronounce Noël - No El
Merry Christmas is spelt 'Joyeux Noel', with a double point accent on the e of Noel so that it is pronounced 'No-Elle'.
It is french for Happy Christmas
Frogland - I mean cheese eating surrender monkey-land - or perhaps even France
This is French for Happy Chrtstmas.
it would be Joyeux Noel!
Yes , it means Merry Christmas
Yes, there is a famous French poem entitled "Joyeux NoΓ«l" by ThΓ©ophile Gautier. It celebrates the holiday season and the joy it brings.
Friends or family may use the 'Joyeux Noël !' wish.
Noel as in Christmas? Noel = Natale.
If someone wished you "Joyeux NoΓ«l," they would be speaking French. "Joyeux NoΓ«l" translates to "Merry Christmas" in English.
A French person would say "Joyeux Noel."