Engels : Nederlands
Italy celebrates the [arrival] of the new year with fireworks. = begin / aanbreken
I need a drink [as soon as possible] - I'm very thirsty. = zo snel mogelijk
You [burn] a candle to give light. = branden
In Italy, they light a [candle] at New Year. = kaars
There was a [celebration] when the football team won. = viering / feest
People drink [champagne] at midnight at New Year. = champagne
In China, a [dragon] parades through the streets at new year. = draak
She put the letter into the [envelope]. = envelop
People celebrate Guy Fawkes Night by watching [fireworks]. = vuurwerk
I hear you have an exam today. [Good luck]! = Succes!
[Grape]s are my favourite fruit. = druif
Everyone sends New Year [greetings card]s in Japan. = wenskaart
They say '[Happy New Year]!' to each other at midnight. = [gelukkig nieuwjaar]!
[How long] do New Year celebrations last in China? = [hoe lang]?
On New Year's Eve in Italy, everyone eats [lentils]. = linzen
We should [light] a candle - it's very dark. = aansteken
[Make a wish] then blow out the candles. = een wens doen
In Brazil, people wear white clothes on [New Year's Eve]. = oudejaarsavond
In Japan, they eat special [noodles] on 31 December. = noedels
I always keep my money in my [purse]. = handtas
They eat a lot of [rice] in India. = rijst
The bells [ring] 108 times. = luiden
Tomato [soup] is really tasty. = soep
The Diwali festival is the [start] of the Hindu New Year. = begin
I quickly packed my [suitcase]. = koffer
They [throw] flowers into the sea. = [Gooien]
In Italy, it is [tradition] to put a candle in the window at New Year. = traditie
On New Year's Day people drink sake, [traditional] Japanese rice wine. = traditioneel
In Venezuela, people wear yellow [underwear] under their clothes to bring good luck. = ondergoed
He surfed on a big [wave] in the sea. = golf
People often drink [wine] to celebrate New Year. = wijn