festival — חג, פסטיבל. powder — אבקה. strangers — אנשים זרים, שלא מכירים. symbol — סמל. sweep away — לטאטא החוצה. envelopes — מעטפות. dragon — דרקון. fireworks — זיקוקים. Holi, Songkran — שמות של חגים; India, Nepal, Thailand — הודו, נפאל, תאילנד; Thai — תאילנדי; Chinese — סיני.
People all over the world love festivals. Some festivals are religious, and others mark the start of a new season or a new year. Here are three famous ones.
Songkran is the Thai New Year. It is celebrated in the middle of April, the hottest time of the year in Thailand. Water is thrown at friends, family and even strangers, because water is a symbol of washing away the bad things of the past year. In big cities, the streets turn into huge water fights.
Festivals like these bring families and friends together. Which one would you like to see?
תרגיל 1 מתוך 3
הטקסט: Festivals of Colours, Water and Light
People all over the world love festivals. Some festivals are religious, and others mark the start of a new season or a new year. Here are three famous ones.
Holi is celebrated in India and Nepal every spring, usually in March. It is called "the festival of colours". On the main day, people go out into the streets and throw coloured powder and water at each other. Soon everyone is pink, yellow, green and blue! Holi is a time to forget old arguments and to welcome the spring.
Songkran is the Thai New Year. It is celebrated in the middle of April, the hottest time of the year in Thailand. Water is thrown at friends, family and even strangers, because water is a symbol of washing away the bad things of the past year. In big cities, the streets turn into huge water fights.
Chinese New Year is celebrated in late January or in February. The date changes every year, because it follows the moon. Houses are cleaned before the holiday to sweep away bad luck. Red is the colour of the festival, and children are given red envelopes with money inside. In many cities, people watch dragon dances and fireworks.
Festivals like these bring families and friends together. Which one would you like to see?
תרגיל 2 מתוך 3
הטקסט: Festivals of Colours, Water and Light
People all over the world love festivals. Some festivals are religious, and others mark the start of a new season or a new year. Here are three famous ones.
Holi is celebrated in India and Nepal every spring, usually in March. It is called "the festival of colours". On the main day, people go out into the streets and throw coloured powder and water at each other. Soon everyone is pink, yellow, green and blue! Holi is a time to forget old arguments and to welcome the spring.
Songkran is the Thai New Year. It is celebrated in the middle of April, the hottest time of the year in Thailand. Water is thrown at friends, family and even strangers, because water is a symbol of washing away the bad things of the past year. In big cities, the streets turn into huge water fights.
Chinese New Year is celebrated in late January or in February. The date changes every year, because it follows the moon. Houses are cleaned before the holiday to sweep away bad luck. Red is the colour of the festival, and children are given red envelopes with money inside. In many cities, people watch dragon dances and fireworks.
Festivals like these bring families and friends together. Which one would you like to see?
תרגיל 3 מתוך 3
הטקסט: Festivals of Colours, Water and Light
People all over the world love festivals. Some festivals are religious, and others mark the start of a new season or a new year. Here are three famous ones.
Holi is celebrated in India and Nepal every spring, usually in March. It is called "the festival of colours". On the main day, people go out into the streets and throw coloured powder and water at each other. Soon everyone is pink, yellow, green and blue! Holi is a time to forget old arguments and to welcome the spring.
Songkran is the Thai New Year. It is celebrated in the middle of April, the hottest time of the year in Thailand. Water is thrown at friends, family and even strangers, because water is a symbol of washing away the bad things of the past year. In big cities, the streets turn into huge water fights.
Chinese New Year is celebrated in late January or in February. The date changes every year, because it follows the moon. Houses are cleaned before the holiday to sweep away bad luck. Red is the colour of the festival, and children are given red envelopes with money inside. In many cities, people watch dragon dances and fireworks.
Festivals like these bring families and friends together. Which one would you like to see?
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