How to Say ‘Happy Fête de la Musique!’ in French
Bonne Fête de la Musique !
bun fet duh lah mew-ZEEK
[bun fet duh lah mew-ZEEK]
🇫🇷 In France: On 21 June, free concerts fill streets and bars all over France. Wishing someone a happy Fête is a warm, easy way to say goodbye that night.
Phrase Breakdown
Bonne Fête
bun fet
Happy celebration
'Bonne' sounds like 'bun', with no nasal sound because of the double 'n'. 'Fête' sounds like 'fet'.
Bonne fête, Marie !
Happy name day, Marie!
Words in this phrase
Bonne
[bun]
good
Feminine form of 'bon'.
Bonne nuit !
Good night!
Fête
[fet]
festival / celebration
A celebration or holiday; also means party.
La fête nationale est le 14 juillet.
The national holiday is July 14th.
de la Musique !
duh lah mew-ZEEK
of Music!
The Fête de la Musique is France's music festival on June 21st. Say 'duh la mü-zeek', with the French 'ü' and the 's' sounding like 'z'.
J'aime la Fête de la Musique.
I love the Music Festival.
Words in this phrase
de
[duh]
of
Expressing the relationship between part and a whole.
Un verre de lait.
A glass of milk.
la
[lah]
the
A definite article preceding a noun.
La porte est ouverte.
The door is open.
Musique
[mew-ZEEK]
music
Feminine noun for music.
J'aime cette musique.
I like this music.
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