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German frequency list

No. 654 in German

feiert

"Feiert" means "celebrates" in English.

In a sentence

  • „Die Familie feiert heute den Geburtstag der Großmutter.“

    "The family celebrates the grandmother's birthday today."

    Here, 'feiert' is the present tense, third person singular form of the verb 'feiern', meaning 'to celebrate'. It describes an action currently happening.

  • „Jedes Jahr feiert die Stadt ein großes Fest zu Ehren der Ernte.“

    "Every year, the city celebrates a big festival in honor of the harvest."

    In this sentence, 'feiert' is used to express a habitual or recurring action, celebrating the annual harvest festival.

  • „Wenn das Team gewinnt, feiert es bis spät in die Nacht.“

    "If the team wins, they celebrate late into the night."

    Here, 'feiert' is used in a conditional context, specifying what the team does in the event of victory.

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