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It's a time when people try to be peaceful and remember the real reason for Chrismas. Some people eat their favorite foods or drinks and gives presents.

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In Poland, the party really starts to get going in December with the start of advent. People count down the days attending nativity plays, cleaning and decorating their houses in preparation for the big day.

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is decorated with a star on the top (to represent the Star of Bethlehem), gingerbreads, lights (previously candles) and "bombki" which are baubles and glass ornaments in different shapes (though most often they are spheres). They are usually hand-made, painted or decorated in other way

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Many people in Poland celebrate Christmas Eve (Wigilia) on December 24. It precedes Christmas Day, December 25, which is a national public holiday to commemorate Jesus Christ’s birth.

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Sour soup
Kutia
Carp, herring, and tench
Pierogi

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The Polish Santa is named Mikolaj (St. Nicholas in English), and children traditionally receive presents on his feast day and Christmas Day. In some regions of Poland, Gwiazdor stands in for Mikolaj on December 24 or the baby Jesus is the main gift-giver on Christmas Eve.

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Polish people get practical presents at Christmas time. It’s pretty unusual to give cash instead of a gift.

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Hurrying to Bethlehem
Przybieżeli do Betlejem

Lying in the manger
W żłobie leży

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A very popular film to watch in Poland over Christmas in 'Home Alone'! In Poland it's called 'Kevin Sam w Domu'