Sentence examples of "conte de fées" in French

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Je ne crois pas aux contes de fées. I don't believe in fairy tales.
Tom ne connaît pas la différence entre une fable et un conte de fées. Tom doesn't know the difference between a fable and a fairytale.
As-tu écrit ce conte tout seul ? Did you write this fairy tale by yourself?
Croyez-vous aux fées ? Do you believe in fairies?
C'est un conte moral. It's a cautionary tale.
Une morale nue apporte de l'ennui ; le conte fait passer le précepte avec lui. A naked lecture conveys boredom ; tales help precepts get through.
L'auteur traduisit le conte dans notre langue maternelle. The author translated the fairy tale into our mother tongue.
C'est un conte. It's a fable.
Un conte sans amour est comme du boudin sans moutarde. A tale without love is like boudin without mustard.
Ce conte nous est familier. The tale is familiar to us.
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