No. 12,399 in German
volksfesten
"Volksfesten" is the plural form of "Volksfest," meaning "folk festivals" or "public festivals" in English.
In a sentence
Ich liebe es, die Atmosphäre von Volksfesten zu genießen.
I love experiencing the atmosphere of fairs.
In this sentence, "Volksfesten" is used as the plural dative case, indicating the events or fairs being enjoyed.
Die Stände auf Volksfesten bieten oft einzigartige Souvenirs an.
The stalls at fairs often offer unique souvenirs.
Here, "Volksfesten" is in the plural dative case, describing the locations (fairs) where unique souvenirs are offered.
Wir haben viele schöne Momente auf Volksfesten erlebt.
We experienced many beautiful moments at fairs.
In this sentence, "Volksfesten" is again in the plural dative case, highlighting the fairs as places of the beautiful moments experienced.
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