Usage examples of "related news" in English with translation to French

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I was surprised at the news of his sudden death. J'ai été surpris par la nouvelle de son décès soudain.
English and German are two related languages. La langue anglaise est proche de la langue allemande.
It's an interesting piece of news. C'est une information intéressante.
Philip and Tom are related to each other. Philippe et Thomas sont apparentés.
I was glad at the news. J'étais heureux de ces nouvelles.
She is related to him. Elle lui est apparentée.
Bad news travels fast. Les mauvaises nouvelles ont des ailes.
She is distantly related to him. Elle lui est vaguement apparentée.
He broke down when he heard the bad news. Il s'effondra lorsqu'il entendit les mauvaises nouvelles.
Are you related to the Nagashima family? Avez-vous un lien de parenté avec les Nagashima ?
The moment she heard the news of her son's death, she burst into tears. Au moment où elle entendit la nouvelle de la mort de son fils, elle éclata en sanglots.
Dutch is closely related to German. Le néerlandais est très proche de l'allemand.
The news that she got divorced was a big surprise. C'était une grande surprise d'apprendre qu'elle avait divorcé.
I have one final piece of advice related to handshakes: Remember to smile. J'ai un dernier conseil relatif aux poignées de mains : N'oubliez pas de sourire.
Many people were plunged into distress by the news. Beaucoup de gens ont été affligés par les informations.
Cucumbers are related to watermelons. Les concombres sont apparentés aux melons.
Somebody must break the sad news to her mother. Quelqu'un doit annoncer les tristes nouvelles à sa mère.
A friend of mine is distantly related to Emily Dickinson. Un ami à moi est lointainement apparenté à Emilie Dickinson.
They did not think anything of the news. Ils n'avaient aucun avis concernant les nouvelles.
They're related to each other. Ils sont apparentés.
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