French people don't use stockings, or didn't use stockings. They put shoes by the fireplace or tree and le pere noel (father Christmas, santa) puts candy in the shoes.
Before stockings, the French used leg coverings called garters or hose. Garters were bands worn around the leg to hold up socks or stockings, while hose were close-fitting garments covering the leg from foot to waist, usually worn by men. The evolution of fashion eventually led to the adoption of stockings as leg coverings in French attire.
The French word for stockings, "bas," is masculine.
before is 'avant' in French.
The word "before" in French is "avant."
I need to translate this document from English to French before our meeting tomorrow.
In French, "city" is feminine, so you would use the feminine article "la" before it, as in "la ville."
The French word for stockings, "bas," is masculine.
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they wore convers and and stockings
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They use regular Christmas Stockings. The same as Americans.
The French currency before the euro was the french frank.
panty hose, socks, mini stockings they have stockings in most countries panty hose, socks, mini stockings they have stockings in most countries
Chausettes du Noel maybe?
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If you mean were the Maroons established before the Brown Stockings, no .... the Brown Stockings first season was 1875 in the National Association and the Maroons first season was 1884 in the Union Association. If you mean were the Maroons in the National League before the Brown Stockings, yes ... the Maroons joined the NL in 1885 and the Brown Stockings, then called the Browns, joined the NL in 1892. The Maroons played two seasons in St. Louis before moving to Indianapolis and becoming the Hoosiers. The Brown Stockings still play in St. Louis and are known as the Cardinals.
do they use stocking in Russia for Christmas
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