Live Updates: Israel strikes Lebanon as Iran says it
A bilingual Dutch story with sentence-by-sentence English translation. Level: BEGINNER (CEFR). Tap any word in the DuoBook reader for an instant translation.
Een drone vliegt boven een grote elektriciteitscentrale.
A drone flies over a big power plant.
Het is zondagmorgen in de Verenigde Arabische Emiraten.
It is Sunday morning in the United Arab Emirates.
Plotseling is er een explosie bij de Barakah-centrale.
Suddenly, there is an explosion at the Barakah plant.
Een generator begint te branden.
A generator starts to burn.
De werknemers zijn erg bang.
The workers are very scared.
Gelukkig raakt er niemand gewond bij de aanval.
Luckily, no one is hurt in the attack.
Het vuur bereikt het nucleaire gebied niet.
The fire does not reach the nuclear area.
De regering zegt dat de centrale veilig is.
The government says the plant is safe.
Mensen praten over Iran en de oorlog.
People talk about Iran and the war.
Iran is boos op de VAE.
Iran is angry at the UAE.
Ze houden niet van de Israëlische verdediging.
They do not like the Israeli defenses.
De centrale werkt weer normaal.
The plant continues to work normally.
Experts bekijken de situatie heel zorgvuldig.
Experts watch the situation very carefully.
Iedereen hoopt snel op vrede.
Everyone hopes for peace soon.
Vocabulary (Dutch)
- drone
- drone
- power plant
- elektriciteitscentrale
- explosion
- explosie
- burn
- branden
- attack
- aanval
- government
- regering
- safe
- veilig
- defenses
- verdediging
- experts
- experts
- peace
- vrede
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