Examples of using "Feiern" in a sentence and their english translations:
We're celebrating.
- We must party.
- We have to party.
- We must celebrate.
Parties are fun.
It's time to party.
Who wants to party?
I was out celebrating.
Why are we celebrating?
We're partying here.
Let's party!
You really know how to party.
You attend all the parties.
Tonight we celebrate.
Now let's celebrate.
Tom seemed to be celebrating.
We both like to party.
- Let's celebrate our victory!
- Let's celebrate our victory.
Full restaurants, partying with friends,
We celebrate Christmas every year.
Do we have something to celebrate?
We had a lot to celebrate.
Parties bore me.
We should celebrate the victory.
Now let's celebrate.
We're celebrating Tom's birthday.
Are you ready to celebrate?
Tom just wants to party all the time.
Tom really knows how to party.
- We should've celebrated together.
- We should have celebrated together.
They deserve to celebrate.
I feel like partying.
I don't want a birthday party.
- I don't feel like partying.
- I don't feel like celebrating.
They are going to give a party the day after tomorrow.
In the event of misfortune, celebrations are the best.
When do you want to have your birthday party?
I'm not invited to parties.
Tom never gets invited to parties.
It's rare for me to get invited to parties.
Do you like to party?
Their wedding will be tomorrow.
We always have a party on his birthday.
When I'm dead, who will be celebrating?
I'm rarely invited to parties.
- I never get invited to parties.
- I'm never invited to parties.
She never gets invited to parties.
I didn't feel like celebrating.
We celebrate the Star Festival in July.
We are celebrating our silver wedding anniversary this year.
We celebrate Christmas on December 25th.
They're celebrating the fall of the wall.
Came to celebrate May 1
The other parties say: "Let them celebrate!"
The footballers from Eintracht Frankfurt celebrate here.
How about holding a barbecue party next Sunday?
Today, Christianity celebrates the first Advent.
Let's properly celebrate my last exam.
I want to dance and party tonight.
Americans are celebrating the death of Osama bin Laden.
Let's get some champagne, we must celebrate!
Or were you celebrating with your girlfriend?
- On February 14 Americans celebrate St. Valentine's Day.
- On February 14th, Americans celebrate Valentine's Day.
But not everyone was there to celebrate.
Now, it's time to celebrate.
Young and old in Japan celebrate New Year's Day.
She invites us to all her parties.
On February 14th, Americans celebrate Valentine's Day.
I didn't felt like celebrating last night.
Look how the Magyars have fun!
The Greens celebrate that the Günthersburghöfe are not being built on.
Today we celebrate the 125th anniversary of Esperanto!
It is said that Japanese people don't celebrate Christmas the way Americans do.
My grandfather on my father's side is celebrating his 88th birthday tomorrow.
Perhaps he would not celebrate Chinese New Year again.
I think it's still too early to celebrate.
Tom and Mary will be celebrating their thirtieth wedding anniversary on Monday.
Have you decided where you're going to celebrate Christmas Eve?