Examples of using "Kerst" in a sentence and their english translations:
- What're you doing for Christmas?
- What are you doing for Christmas?
Merry Christmas, everybody!
Christmas is soon, isn't it?
Have a good Christmas.
- It's almost Christmas.
- It's almost Christmas!
Today is Christmas.
Did you have a nice Christmas?
What are your plans for Christmas?
- It's not Christmas today.
- Today's not Christmas.
Merry Christmas, everybody!
What're you doing for Christmas?
It's already Christmas in Europe.
What did you guys get for Christmas?
I hate Christmas.
Many people eat sugar cookies on Christmas.
Tom wants a model train for Christmas.
I know what I'm giving you for Christmas.
Do you still go to Australia every Christmas?
I'm going back home for Christmas.
What did Tom give you for Christmas?
Tom gave me this CD for Christmas.
Tom came to Australia for Christmas.
- Christmas is soon.
- Christmas is coming.
This is what Tom gave me last Christmas.
We drank champagne last Christmas.
- Do you think we'll have a white Christmas this year?
- Do you think that we'll have a white Christmas this year?
What did you do last Christmas?
I love Christmas.
I hope we have a white Christmas.
Mary got everything she wanted for Christmas.
Tom still comes to Boston every Christmas.
Tom still comes to Australia every Christmas.
Tom hasn't celebrated Christmas for years.
Tom doesn't celebrate Christmas.
Tom was home alone in Boston last Christmas.
I know what I'm giving you for Christmas.
I know what I'm giving you for Christmas.
Are you ready for Christmas?
- Christmas is coming.
- Christmas is approaching.
My brother got more Christmas presents than me.
My sister got more Christmas presents than me.
- Tom and Mary bought John a bicycle for Christmas.
- Tom and Mary bought John a bike for Christmas.
- What was the best present you received last Christmas?
- What was the best present you got last Christmas?
I really do like Christmas.
Christmas is my favorite holiday.
- It's not Christmas today.
- Today's not Christmas.
- What are the chances that we'll have a white Christmas?
- What are the chances we'll have a white Christmas?
Christmas is just three weeks from now.
- It isn't Christmas yet.
- It's not Christmas yet.
I've always loved Christmas.
Who doesn't like Christmas?
It looks like we're going to have a white Christmas this year.
- I've put on a lot of weight since Christmas.
- I've gained a lot of weight since Christmas.
Tom wants a model train for Christmas.
- I heard Tom has come back to Australia for Christmas.
- I heard that Tom has come back to Australia for Christmas.
Tom has never worn the socks that I gave him for Christmas.
I just heard that Tom and Mary are coming back to Boston for Christmas.
What I want for Christmas is for my family to be here with me.
Tom and I've decided not to go to Boston for Christmas.
- I just heard Tom and Mary are coming back to Australia for Christmas.
- I just heard that Tom and Mary are coming back to Australia for Christmas.
Tom gave me a harmonica for Christmas.
The children received shoes for Christmas.
I can't remember the last time we had a white Christmas.
Tom and I've decided not to go to Boston for Christmas this year.
Tom broke his right leg and was taken to hospital a few weeks before Christmas.
It was on a Christmas when it snowed heavily.
What would you rather have at Christmas? Ham or turkey? Neither one, I'm vegan.
Tom and Mary decorated their house for Christmas.
- I hope I can see you at Christmas.
- I hope that I can see you at Christmas.
Tom came back just in time for Christmas.
We plan to spend Christmas with my wife's family this year.
We're going to my folks' for Christmas this year.
Tom gave his three-year-old son a puppy for Christmas.
Who knows, maybe Christmas in Boston won't be so bad after all.
- What did you buy Tom for Christmas?
- What have you bought Tom for Christmas?
Tom chose to spend Christmas with Mary rather than with his family.