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festeggiare Ferragosto
/festeʤˈʤare ferˈraɡosto/
to celebrate Ferragosto
Quest'anno festeggiamo Ferragosto in montagna.
This year we're celebrating Ferragosto in the mountains.
informal
To celebrate Ferragosto, the Italian public holiday on August 15th, typically with family gatherings, meals, and outdoor activities.
Ogni anno festeggiamo Ferragosto con un grande barbecue in giardino.
Every year we celebrate Ferragosto with a big barbecue in the garden.
In Italia, molti festeggiano Ferragosto al mare.
In Italy, many people celebrate Ferragosto at the beach.
Ferragosto is a traditional Italian holiday with ancient Roman origins, marking the midpoint of summer.
Collocations
festeggiare Ferragosto in famigliato celebrate Ferragosto with familyfesteggiare Ferragosto al mareto celebrate Ferragosto at the beach
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Cultural Context
Ferragosto is a time for Italians to enjoy leisure activities, often involving food, travel, and time with loved ones.
Gold Rule
Usage
Use 'festeggiare Ferragosto' to describe celebrations specifically tied to the August 15th holiday.
Word Origin
From 'festeggiare' (to celebrate) and 'Ferragosto' (a traditional Italian holiday on August 15th).
Usage Notes
Ferragosto is a major holiday in Italy, often associated with travel, relaxation, and feasting. The phrase 'festeggiare Ferragosto' refers specifically to the celebrations and traditions surrounding this holiday.
Word Breakdown
festeggiare
to celebrate
verbFerragosto
a traditional Italian holiday on August 15th
nounDizionario Italiano-Inglese