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presentation made by Filip Weyher

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Project eTwinning- Unesco Heritage connects Europe

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On Easter, people prepare a small basket full of eggs, cold meats, cheese, spices and bread. They take the basket to the Church and the priest „blesses” them by sprinkling some blessed water on the baskets.

Then people go back to their homes and eat the „blessed food” with their family. They also dye egg shells with colorants and also eat the eggs.

There are many other traditions, but these are the most important.

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Most people in Poland are Catholics, so Polish people celebrate Christmas, Easter and some other holidays.

On Christmas Polish people wait for the „first star” to appear on the night sky, and if the star finally „arrives”, they officialy celebrate Christmas. Also, they put a Christmas tree in their houses and „dress” it with decorations and baubles.

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There are almost thirty eight millions of people in Poland.

About 3 percents of people that live in Poland are from other countries.

There are also a million more women than men.

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The Capital City of Poland is Warsaw. But in past, the Capital was moved 6 times. The Capitals were (chronologically): Gniezno, Cracow, Płock, Cracow (again), Poznań, Cracow (yes, third time) and Warsaw, which is our Capital today.

There are fourty one rivers in Poland and nine hundred twenty three cities.

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Poland is a small country in Central Europe.

Poland borders with Russia (Kaliningrad), Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Slovakia,

Czech Republic and Germany.

Our country also borders with

Baltic Sea.