Usage examples of "fängt" in German with translation to English

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Es fängt an zu regnen. It's starting to rain.
Das Leben fängt an, wenn man bereit ist, es zu leben. Life begins when you're ready to live it.
Beeilt euch! Das Konzert fängt an. Hurry up! The concert is starting.
Beeil dich! Das Konzert fängt an. Hurry up! The concert is starting.
Beeilen Sie sich! Das Konzert fängt an. Hurry up! The concert is starting.
Beeil dich oder es fängt an zu regnen. Hurry up, or it will start raining.
Diese Leuchtstoffröhre fängt an zu flackern. Wir müssen sie auswechseln. This fluorescent lamp is starting to flicker. We'll have to replace it.
Wann fängt dein Sommerurlaub an? When does your summer vacation start?
Der Film fängt gleich an. The movie's about to start.
Das Konzert fängt gleich an. The concert is about to start.
Wann fängt die Abfertigung an? When does the check-in start?
Wann fängt die Show an? When does the show start?
Das einundzwanzigste Jahrhundert fängt 2001 an. The twenty-first century begins in 2001.
Der Unterricht fängt bald wieder an. Classes are starting again soon.
Der Kurs fängt um zehn an. The class start at ten.
Wann fängt in Japan die Regenzeit an? When does the rainy season in Japan begin?
Der Unterricht fängt um neun Uhr an. School starts at nine.
Unsere Schule fängt um halb neun an. Our school begins at eight-thirty.
Das erste Semester fängt im April an. The first term starts in April.
Die Schule fängt am 8. April an. School starts April 8th.
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