Here are some 5-letter Dutch phrases that mean "that festival is just over":
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Festival voorbij (5 letters): This is the most direct translation and simply states that the festival is finished.
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Festival gedaan (5 letters): Similar to "festival voorbij," this phrase also conveys that the festival has ended.
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Festival achter de rug (7 letters): This idiom literally means "festival behind the back," implying that the festival is in the past.
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Festival is afgelopen (7 letters): This phrase is a more formal way of saying "the festival is over."
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Festival is gedaan (6 letters): Similar to "festival is afgelopen," this phrase also uses more formal language to express that the festival has concluded.
The choice of phrase depends on the context and the desired level of formality. "Festival voorbij" and "festival gedaan" are the most common and informal options, while "festival achter de rug" and "festival is afgelopen" are more formal.
Here are some examples of how to use these phrases in a sentence:
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"Het festival is net voorbij, maar ik ben alweer aan het uitkijken naar volgend jaar." (The festival is just over, but I'm already looking forward to next year.)
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"Het festival was geweldig, maar nu ben ik helemaal moe." (The festival was great, but now I'm totally exhausted.)
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"Het festival achter de rug hebben we nu, tijd om te relaxen." (Now that the festival is behind us, it's time to relax.)
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"Het festival is afgelopen, maar de herinneringen blijven." (The festival is over, but the memories will last.)
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"Het festival is gedaan en we hebben enorm genoten." (The festival is done and we had a great time.)