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Gamze Özel

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H. Kübra Şahin

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Mina

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Sudenaz Çubukoğlu

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Greek Christmas hobgoblins known as kallikantzari 

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Greek Christmas hobgoblins known as kallikantzari 

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Rouketopolemos - Easter Rocket War in Chios

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Rouketopolemos - Easter Rocket War in Chios

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The beginning of a new year is full of religious holidays for Romanians. On January 1st we celebrate St. Vasile, followed by the Baptism of the Lord on January 6th and St. John the Baptist on January 7th.

Erik;)

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At the beginning of the year, children go caroling in people's houses with “turca”. They say poems and sing songs to wish a happy new year full of joy and health.  In return they receive money and are served with cake and juice.

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Portul popular prezinta caracteristici comune in toate regiunile din Romania, insa in fiecare zona exista detalii si ornamente specifice. Traditia costumului national dateaza din cele mai vechi timpuri, de pe vremea dacilor si a romanilor, si face parte din obiceiurile regasite in Peninsula Balcanica. De altfel, vei observa asemanari intre porturile populare ale tarilor din aceasta regiune.

Erik.

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One of the most beautiful holidays that mark the beginning of spring is Dragobetele, on February 24. It is the celebration of love and the first spring flowers. Dragobetele, supposed son of Baba Dochia, steals the girls' hearts and sends the lads to court.

Since Dragobete, young people from the villages kept the tradition of going to the field or the forest to look for violins and snowdrops. The young girls would pick flowers, put them in baskets and around their waists, then run to the village. The boys would try to catch the girls they were in love with and steal a kiss from them, a sign of the engagement they were going to do in the family. This game, which ended with many engagements and weddings, was called Flying

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Roman Christmas traditions include attending mass, gift-giving, family gatherings, and eating sweets. During the holiday season, there are also many customs such as decorating a Christmas tree, singing carols, and having festive meals. In addition, according to Roman Catholicism, the birth of Jesus is celebrated on December 25th.

Szilveszter.

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Romanian New Year traditions include a mix of religious and cultural celebrations, such as the Sărbătorile de iarnă, which are the winter holidays. This period is celebrated with feasting, gift-giving, and various festivities. One popular tradition is the decoration of homes with colorful lights and ornaments, as well as the preparation of special foods, such as cakes and traditional dishes. People also gather with family and friends to exchange wishes for good health, happiness, and prosperity in the coming year.

Ede

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SOME OF THE CZECH CHRISTMAS TRADITIONS (2)

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Mărțișor is the Romanian name of a tradition celebrated at the beginning of spring, in the month of March, and the name of the associated object made from two intertwined red and white strings with hanging tassel.Modern tradition involves wearing the small object on the chest like a brooch or a lapel pin, during the first part of the month, starting from 1 March. Some older traditions held it should be worn from the first new moon of March until next significant holiday for the local community, which could be anywhere between 9 March and 1 May, or until first tree flowers blossomed, depending on the area. It was also more commonly worn tied around the wrist or like a necklace.
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