"Envoie-moi des photos de tes vacances à Paris."

Translation: Send me photos of your vacation in Paris.

[stacy407443]

Why not "Send me some photos from your vacation in Paris"?

[pakjim]

We might just as easily say, .... your vacation TO Paris.

[schmy]

I've just reported: "Send me SOME photos of your vacation TO Paris".
Which is all the more frustrating because we never say "vacation"; we go on "a holiday" or "holidays".
It feels like I'm having to learn American English in order to learn French, so I should get a pass any time I use an American term.

[rafal-elbing]

Again, "holidays" is just as correct as "vacation". It's even plural, like "les vacances"!

[Francie572274]

Why not "Send me photos of your vacation TO Paris" ?

[--Roody--]

On voit moins des photos de tes vacances à Paris.

Boy did I get that one wrong!!!! lol

[natepruitt1]

Why is tes vacances your vacation and not vacations?

[pakjim]

Les vacances means vacation or vacations. It would be a little unusual to ask for photos from multiple vacations, so I would default to the singular unless specific context suggests otherwise.

La vacance means vacancy, not vacation.