Fétes

Was I just unlucky or are they always exactly the same 5 fétes in the same order.

Its always these 5 Fétes in that order

Fête, though. The circumflex (hat over the E) indicates that the word originally had an S after the E, once upon a time:"feste".

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Originally Posted by Rongway

Fête, though. The circumflex (hat over the E) indicates that the word originally had an S after the E, once upon a time:"feste".

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...the funny thing is... it still does - in german. "Feste" is german for "parties" (in the balloon-and-cake-sense, not the clearing-a-dungeon-sense)

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Originally Posted by Rongway

Fête, though. The circumflex (hat over the E) indicates that the word originally had an S after the E, once upon a time:"feste".

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Also, "fête" is party (or any festivities really), in french.

On the french version, it's called "feste".

Funny how they did that.

Is it still pronounced “feste”?

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Originally Posted by BunniEclair

Is it still pronounced “feste”?

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In french, no. It's pronounced "fête", the "ê" sounding like the "ea" in "head".

I'm not sure if I'm describing this right lol