Fasnacht

noun

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carnaval

Carnaval

Mardi Gras

Synonyms and Related Words for Fasnacht

Karneval Fasching Fastnacht Fünfte Jahreszeit fünfte Jahreszeit

Definition of "Fasnacht" in German

Below are the definitions and usage examples of the word "Fasnacht" in its original language, German. This section is designed to help you understand the word in different contexts and sentence structures, especially while learning French.

The definitions and example sentences are presented across a range from beginner (A1) to intermediate (B1) levels. This way, you can learn the word step by step, from its most basic meaning to more complex usages. Each example is provided with its translation in German, ready for correct context and usage.

Zeit der Feste und Umzüge vor der christlichen Fastenzeit, besonders in Südwestdeutschland, der Schweiz und Österreich gefeiert.

DE: “Ich mag Fasnacht.”
A1
FR: “J'aime le Carnaval.”

DE: “An Fasnacht ziehen sich die Kinder lustig an.”
A2
FR: “Pendant le Carnaval, les enfants se déguisent de manière amusante.”

DE: “In unserer Stadt gibt es jedes Jahr einen großen Fasnachtsumzug mit vielen geschmückten Wagen.”
B1
FR: “Dans notre ville, il y a chaque année un grand défilé de Carnaval avec de nombreux chars décorés.”

Words Similar in Spelling to Fasnacht

Fastnacht Nacht Fracht fast nicht