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"Comment tu t’appelles ?" (informal) or "Comment vous vous appelez ?" (formal).Explanation: "Comment" means "how," "tu t’appelles" means "your name is" (informal), and "vous vous appelez" is the formal version.
A traditional Christmas dish in France is le réveillon, which is a festive meal often including dishes like foie gras, roast meats, and bûche de Noël (a yule log-shaped cake).
The expression "avoir le cafard" means "to feel down" or "to feel depressed." Literally, it translates to "to have the cockroach," which is a figurative way of saying you're feeling low.
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