What language is spoken at Christmas?

Merry Christmas! French: Joyeux No? Me!

"Zhuo Yue? l！” This is the Christmas message sent by the French people at Christmas:

(I pray for you) Joyeux No? Me! -Merry Christmas!

Christmas is to the French what the Spring Festival is to China. On the day before Christmas, every family decorated their house with a Christmas tree and a manger model (it is said that Jesus was born in a manger). In the manger, there are models of Joseph, Mary and little Jesus. The children put their boots under the pine tree and waited for Santa's gift.

On Christmas Eve, people often go to church for mass. After mass, everyone went home to enjoy Christmas Eve dinner, including oysters, smoked salmon, foie gras and chestnut turkey. Traditional desserts include Christmas tree trunk cake, usually made of chocolate. After dinner, everyone sang, danced and played happily together until two or three o'clock the next morning.

On Christmas morning, everyone will open their presents, and children will find candy and fruit under the tree. Then people have Christmas dinner together. The food is lighter and simpler than the Christmas dinner the day before.

Extended data:

French: Joyeux No? length

Merry Christmas!

Danish: gl? Delig Jules

German: Frohe Weihnachten

Japanese: クリスマス

Korean:.

Russian: счастливогооодества.