DIWALI

by Lorraine Lee

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DIWALI

古老而神秘的排燈節(jié)

by Lorraine Lee

本篇適合：朗讀，復(fù)述

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排燈節(jié)，又稱萬燈節(jié)、印度燈節(jié)，是印度教等“以光明驅(qū)走黑暗，以善良戰(zhàn)勝邪惡”的節(jié)日，于每年10月或11月中舉行。由于這個節(jié)日也被視為財富女神拉什米（Lakshmi）的節(jié)日，因此家家戶戶都會清潔打掃，點(diǎn)燃蠟燭與油燈，等著女神大駕光臨。印度的小朋友們最喜歡過排燈節(jié)了，因為有美食、有焰火，還有新衣服穿。我們一起去感受一下吧。

Diwali is the festival of lights.

Mother buys us new saris.

Father buys us necklaces.

We buy some jasmine fl owers for our hair.

Father buys some diyas. Diyas are small lamps.

We clean the house.

We bake some cakes and cookies.

We cook some food.

Father lights the diyas in the garden.

We go to grandma’s house.

Word Power

diwali[d?'wɑ?l?] n. （印度的宗教節(jié)日）排燈節(jié)

festival['fest?v?l] n. 節(jié)慶

sari['sɑ?r?] n. 莎麗（復(fù)數(shù)：saris）

necklace['nekl?s] n. 項鏈（復(fù)數(shù)：necklaces）

jasmine['d??sm?n] n. 茉莉花

bake[be?k] v. 烘焙

Our aunt is at grandma’s house.

Our cousins are at grandma’s house.

We have a party at grandma’s house.

“Time to go home,” says mother.

We are so sleepy.

We reach our house. What a wonderful day!

Word Power

sleepy['sli?p?] adj. 困乏的，欲睡的

reach[ri?t?] v. 到達(dá)