"Fat Sunday" is an English equivalent of the French phrase dimanche gras. The masculine singular phrase most famously references the Sunday of the week in which Lent begins in the Christian calendar and the tradition of exotic parades in Caribbean celebrations of Carnival. The pronunciation will be "dee-mawnsh gra" in French.
Tuesday in French is 'mardi.' Fat Tuesday translates to 'mardi gras' - mardi meaning Tuesday, gras meaning fat.
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Are you sure this is spanish? It seems more french to me. In french it means - I love you fat. Perhaps you mistook gras for gros which would mean big or lots. Hope this helps.
matière grasse, gras(se),gros, obèse
Fat noun graisse matière grasse adjective gras gros riche fertile profitable imbécile
Dimanche gras.
Mardi=Tuesday Gras=Fat Both are french words that when translated to english from Mardi Gras means Fat Tuesday.
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The English word "fatty" translates to French as "gras", which translates back to English as "bold". However, the word "fat" in English can be translated to "graisse" in French(and then translated back to English as "fat" again. I don't actually know French, I used an online translator for this. Maybe a French person could give you a better answer. If you mean a person - gros(se), obèse, if you mean food etc - gras(se) - the fat content in food is called - matière grasse.
Sparrow and Chalkdust has the most Dimanche Gras titles.
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It's feast day in Trinidad. Dimanche Gras takes place on the Sunday night before Ash Wednesday. Here the Calypso Monarch is chosen (after competition).
Bon, in french, means good. Mardi Gras means 'Fat Tuesday.' Saying Bon Mardi Gras is the english equivilant to saying Happy Mardi Gras.
Gras in french means fat
The singular grassa and the plural grasse in the feminine and the singular grasso and the plural grassi in the masculine are Italian equivalents of the English word "fat." Context makes clear which form suits. The respective pronunciations will be "GRAS-sa" or "GRAS-sey" in the feminine and "GRAS-so" or "GRAS-see" in the masculine in Italian.
'gras' means 'fat' in French.
I know some french, so i guess it means, "the dance of mardi gras" or something like that