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it's on December 24th, you cook turkey and pies with smth, I'm not sure. There are groups of people walking and singing Christmas carols.

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The Ukrainian Santa wears a red hat and a long red coat, he has a very long white beard and a red nose and cheeks. He wears a large bag also red, there are gifts. still Santa wears a black or red belt

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In Ukraine we call him like 'Ded Moroz'. He has really long white beard and he works with Snegurochka, his granddaughter who helps him.

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It happens on 25 of December. People always cook turkey and gingerbread cookies.

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It happens on 25 of December. People always cook turkey and gingerbread cookies.

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Christmas dinner with family
Hanging socks
Leaving cookies with milk for Santa
Caroling
Secret Santa

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New Years are officially celebrated in the United States on January 1st, but celebrations begin on December 31st. I also know that Americans prepare for Christmas in a month. People in America love to decorate their homes outside with lights and sometimes even statues of Santa Claus, snowmen, and deer. Some cookies and a glass of milk are often left as a snack for Santa on Christmas Eve! Towns and cities often decorate the streets with lights to celebrate Christmas.

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in ukraine we call him dedushka moroz (grandfather frost). According to fairy tales, there is a grandfather moving on a sleigh or ski. He is friends with animals and he has a granddaughter Snegurochka.

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- December 25
- decorating Christmas tree, making cookies for Santa, hanging stockings,
- traditional Christmas dish is turkey with stuffing. (maybe apple pie and raisin pudding)

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The children tried to reconcile the content of the traditions associated with Santa's superhuman abilities with the acquired knowledge of the limitations that exist in the physical reality around them. Some of the children were already better able to distinguish the probable from the impossible.

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I think it happens between the ages of 10 and 14, mostly because of friends or parents. I'm not sure how many children themselves decided to find the truth, rather, someone tells them.

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It's Ded Moroz in Ukraine. He is a man(actually your father) with big white bear and a bag with gifts. He usually comes in your house at night with his granddaughter and put presents under the Christmas tree.

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Ukrainian Santa has a white beard and is dressed in red clothes like American Santa. 

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Ukrainian Santa has a white beard and is dressed in red clothes like American Santa. 

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As for me, Santa Claus is no different from the American Santa. But it seems to me that our Santa always distributes gifts together with the Snow Maiden (this is his granddaughter), he has a long white beard. I also know that in Ukraine it is not easy to receive a gift from Santa Claus, you need to recite a poem or something like that.

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Since early childhood, because you can recognize your father easily.

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Some children see that instead of Santa, parents put gifts under the Tree. Children notice that it is a costume

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I think I stopped believing in Santa at the age of 8-9, that was because my friend told me it didn't exist. I don't know what was her reason to ruin my childhood though

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I think that children stop believing in Santa from the age of 12. They stop believing because they actually see who puts gifts under the tree and will be disappointed.

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Ded Moroz wears a heel-length fur coat, valenki on his feet, and semi-round fur hat. He has a long white beard. He walks with a long magic stick.

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I stopped believing when i was around 9 years old, i don't remember why i did .
I think it happens because someone tell's that Santa is not real, more often friends or sometime parents, maybe parents want their kids to know that presents actually came from them.