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Task 2 Write about the festivity (when, where, what and how it is celebrated).

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Task 2 Write about the festivity (when, where, what and how it is celebrated).

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Task 3 Go online and find pictures of the celebration. Post them here!

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Task 3 Go online and find pictures of the celebration. Post them here!

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Task 4 Conclusion (conclude with your impressions.

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Task 4 Conclusion (conclude with your impressions.

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Roasted chestnuts

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S. João
Our goup, Gustavo, João Marinho, Dinis and Guilherme, is going to write about S. João, our favorite celebration.

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São João takes place in June and its celebranted in Braga. This festivity celebrates the birth of the man who predicted the birth of Jesus Crist.
S. João is accompanied by a lot of conserts, radical rides, drinks, parties and more.
In our opinion S. João is one of the best festivities in Braga and in Portugal, its loads of fun and the only down side is the prices.

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We are going to talk about the mainly celebrated festivity in Braga, the Braga Romana.
This event happens or in may or in Jun, since 2003, and, as the name says it is celebrated in Braga. This festival intends to show how probably was the life during roman times,for example their everyday lifestyle, like the clothes, what they used to eat and daily routines.
In our opinion this is very important to know our ancestors and how much we have improved.

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Hello we are group 2 and we are going to talk about Christmas with Bananas and Moscatel, a very unique tradition in our city, Braga.

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Christmas with bananas and moscatel takes place in Braga, Rua do Souto on 24 December.
It all starts at Casa das Bananas, an old shop located in the middle of Rua do Souto.  In its early days, this establishment sold bananas and also had a small counter where Moscatel wine was served.  The owner, Jorge Rio, got into the habit of serving the piece of fruit together with the muscatel, and the combination, oddly enough, stuck.  Your son's friends have even created a small private tradition of getting together at the store on Christmas Eve to eat a banana and drink a glass of Moscatel.   Years later, what was a restricted custom became a tradition extended to the entire city.  Every year, there are friends and family who get together at Bananeiro, as the store is better known, and live together, with bananas and muscatel accompanying the conversation, in what is certainly a peculiar but also funny tradition.

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To conclude, we think that eat bananas with moscatel is a funny and different way to spend the Christmas. It is a very distinctive tradition because it provides social moments, many times of quality and it is good to the economy because many people came to braga just to participate in this very famous Christmas tradition.

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Crowd of people in front of the “Casa das bananas” also known  as “O Bananeiro”, on the 24th of December. 

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Obon is a traditional Japanese holiday dedicated to family and loved ones from the past.
Its celebratedd for more than 500 years and its origin comes from a story from someone who saw the spirit of his dead mother and she was suffering, then bhuda advised the man into offering food and drinks to release her of her suffering which worked leading the man to dance with joy creating the obon dance.
Families who celebrate Obon often gather in their hometown, visit the graves of their ancestors, bringing their spirits to his family house with paper lanterns.
At the end they lead him back to his grave and throw their lanters to the river simbolyzing that they are in the sky peacefully.
The date is celebrated from August 13 to 15 in most parts of Japan, but some regions celebrate it in July, depending on their calendar.

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The famous and only order in the Christmas night( a banana and moscatel).

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In conclusion, we really like S. João's celebrations and one thing that makes it unique is to hit other people's heads with plastic hammers.

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In Braga is celebrated São João. This a popular party that celebrates the birth of São João Batista this is very animated festivity with countless attractions similarly to traditional festivities but in a bigger scale. Some typical food that's eaten is sardines, "bifana", "caldo verde"...
The city is extensively decorated, from the most important streets of the historic center, through the main artery of the city, Avenida da Liberdade, and culminating in Parque da Ponte.
On the night of S. João thousands of people with hammers and leeks take the city streets to have a wonderful night.

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Its a really pretty festival the landscape with the lanterns are a sight that will mark for long and a good way to stay and to pay respects for the ones you care although i find it weird the fact that they sometimes offer food and drinks to the spirit.

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St. Martins day:

Hello, today we will be talking about a popular holiday celebrated in Portugal. On November 11th, people from all over Portugal gather with friends and family to do fun things such as jumping over fire pits, painting their faces with charcoal and eating chestnuts. Chestnuts, bread and wine are common things to see on the streets during this holiday since it celebrates the beginning of Autumn. It is a very old and popular tradition that is widely liked by most portuguese citizens and very important to the country's culture.

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Hi guys!! Our names are Andre and Leonor and today we are gouging to talk about “festa do corpo de Deus” Which translated into english is “God’s body festival”
This festival is a Portuguese traditional celebration where people are offered corn bread and dance to tradicional folklore music.
Not only that but you can also buy from the wide variety of products provided by the locals which include everything from sardines to socks.
It occurred on the 8th of June. This type of celebration encourages people to came together and while also raising funds for the local community.
Overall, we greatly advise you to attend this festival if you came across such opportunity.