Examples of using "Natal" in a sentence and their english translations:
It's Christmas.
- Merry Christmas!
- Happy Christmas!
Is it Christmas again already?
I love Christmas.
- Christmas is just around the corner.
- Christmas is right around the corner.
It was Christmas.
Tomorrow is Christmas Day.
Christmas is coming soon.
Merry Christmas, Tatoeba!
- It's not Christmas.
- It isn't Christmas.
- Christmas is just around the corner.
- Christmas is coming.
- Christmas is approaching.
- Christmas is drawing near.
It's already Christmas in here.
Have a good Christmas.
Have a good Christmas.
Have a good Christmas.
Merry Christmas, my love!
- Christmas drew near.
- Christmas approached.
Today's not Christmas!
Christmas is approaching.
- Christmas is soon.
- Christmas is coming.
- Christmas is approaching.
Tom hates Christmas.
Christmas? Never heard of it.
- I wish you a Merry Christmas.
- I wish you a merry Christmas.
Many non-Christians celebrate Christmas.
You celebrate Christmas, don't you?
What do you eat on Christmas Day?
How many Christmas cards did you send?
Which is her homeland?
Which is his homeland?
Have you put up the Christmas tree already?
Christmas is soon.
I'll arrive on Christmas Day.
It's already Christmas in Europe.
Let's decorate the Christmas tree.
I got one for Christmas.
- Christmas is soon, right?
- Christmas is soon, isn't it?
I don't celebrate Christmas.
We celebrate Christmas every year.
Tom has never celebrated Christmas.
Thank you for the Christmas gift.
Who doesn't like Christmas?
We stayed in Hawaii over Christmas.
I really do like Christmas.
Tom is looking forward to Christmas.
This Christmas is going to be great.
I hate being alone at Christmas.
Merry Christmas to you, too.
Merry Christmas, everybody!
Tom doesn't celebrate Christmas.
I love Christmas songs.
He has never celebrated Christmas.
That's a Christmas tree.
I bought some Christmas presents today.
What's Christmas like at your house?
Sally gave him a Christmas present.
What do you usually do on Christmas Day?
Did you spend Christmas with Tom?
- Christmas is a week away.
- Christmas is just a week away.
Tom went back to his hometown.
They abandoned their homeland.
He lives far away from his hometown.
It's his Christmas present.
- They married on Christmas Eve.
- They got married on Christmas Eve.
Georgia is his native state.
Let's decorate the Christmas tree.
Schools are closed for Christmas.
Tom got a hamster for Christmas.