« to celebrate » en sept langues
Sensto celebrate
Espagnol
/θeleˈbɾaɾ/
savant
Français
/selebʁe/
savant
For birthdays and parties, fêter is more everyday.
Italien
/tʃeleˈbrare/
savant
For birthdays and parties, festeggiare is more everyday.
Portugais
/komemoˈɾah/
autre source · Latin COMMEMORĀRE 'to call to mind'
Celebrar exists too, but Brazilians comemoram birthdays, goals and anniversaries.
Roumain
/sərbətoˈri/
autre source · Romanian sărbătoare 'feast day', from Latin SERVĀTŌRIA '(days) kept'
Catalan
/sələˈbɾa/
savant
Anglais
/ˈsɛləbɹeɪt/
du latin/français · Latin CELEBRĀRE
L’ancêtre latin
CELEBRĀRE‘to throng, to honour (from CELEBER 'crowded')’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
CELEBER meant 'crowded': to celebrate was to throng a place in someone's honour. Learned everywhere, yet the soft c still splits three ways: θ, s, tʃ.
Parents anglais: celebration, celebrity, celebrated
Lois phonétiques à l’œuvre
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esCelebramos nuestro aniversario.
- frNous célébrons notre anniversaire de mariage.
- itCelebriamo il nostro anniversario.
- ptEstamos comemorando nosso aniversário de casamento.
- roNe sărbătorim aniversarea.
- caCelebrem el nostre aniversari.
- enWe're celebrating our anniversary.
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