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Usages of feiern
Wir werden am Wochenende feiern, sobald ich meine Prüfung bestanden habe.
(We will celebrate on the weekend as soon as I have passed my exam.)
Wenn alles gut läuft, werde ich die Prüfung bestehen und danach mit meiner Familie feiern.
(If everything goes well, I will pass the exam and then celebrate with my family.)
Jedes Jahr feiere ich meinen Geburtstag im Park.
Every year I celebrate my birthday in the park.
Nächsten Sommer feiern wir eine kleine Hochzeit im Garten meiner Eltern.
Next summer we are celebrating a small wedding in my parents’ garden.
Im Mai will meine Enkelin ihren Geburtstag im Garten feiern, und ihr kleiner Bruder, mein Enkel, hilft beim Schmücken.
In May my granddaughter wants to celebrate her birthday in the garden, and her little brother, my grandson, helps with decorating.
Im Mai will meine Enkelin ihren Geburtstag im Garten feiern, und ihr kleiner Bruder, mein Enkel, trägt die Stühle nach draußen.
In May my granddaughter wants to celebrate her birthday in the garden, and her little brother, my grandson, carries the chairs outside.
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