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How to Say ‘Happy celebration to you!’ in French

Bonne fête à toi !

bun fet ah twah

[bun fet ah twah]

💬 Usage Tip: Toi is the tu form after words like à; with vous you'd say Bonne fête à vous !

Phrase Breakdown

Bonne fête

bun fet

Happy holiday / Enjoy the party

'Bonne' is feminine because 'fête' is feminine, so it is not nasal: 'bun fet'.

Example

Bonne fête, maman !

Happy celebration, Mom!

Words in this phrase

Bonne

[bun]

good

Feminine form of 'bon'.

Example

Bonne nuit !

Good night!

fête

[fet]

party

A celebration or party; feminine noun.

Example

La fête commence à huit heures.

The party starts at eight o'clock.

à toi !

ah twah

to you!

This is the informal 'to you'. 'Toi' sounds like 'twa'.

Example

Merci à toi !

Thank you!

Words in this phrase

à

[ah]

to

Used with infinitive verbs to indicate purpose.

Example

Elle commence à chanter.

She begins to sing.

toi

[twah]

you

Referring to the person or people someone is addressing.

Example

Je ne peux pas vivre sans toi.

I cannot live without you.

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