vieren

This sentence means 'We are going to celebrate a party tonight.' The standard Dutch sentence structure places the verb 'gaan' (to go) after the subject, followed by the time indicator 'vanavond' (tonight), and then the object 'een feestje' (a party) and the infinitive verb 'vieren' (to celebrate).

This sentence means 'She celebrates her birthday with friends.' The conjugated verb 'viert' (celebrates) follows the subject 'Zij' (She), then the object 'haar verjaardag' (her birthday), and finally the prepositional phrase 'met vrienden' (with friends).

This sentence means 'We celebrate Christmas with family every year.' The conjugated verb 'vieren' (celebrate) follows the subject 'We' (We), then the time indicator 'elk jaar' (every year), the object 'Kerst' (Christmas), and the prepositional phrase 'met familie' (with family).