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In Germany, people use an Adventskranz, or advent wreath, with four candles on it to celebrate the four advents or the four Sundays before Christmas. On each of the four Sundays preceding Christmas Eve, a candle is lit. After lightning the first candle, the Christmas season officially begins. Juan 

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In Germany, people use an Adventskranz, or advent wreath, with four candles on it to celebrate the four advents or the four Sundays before Christmas. On each of the four Sundays preceding Christmas Eve, a candle is lit. After lightning the first candle, the Christmas season officially begins. Juan 

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As soon as Christmas nears, Christmas markets start as well. Depending on the size of the town, they can occur for a few days or last the entire month of December. They normally consist of food stands and booths that sell holiday related goods. Each Christmas market will have a “Krippe,” which is a display of Jesus’ birth in the stable in Bethlehem. While enjoying the Christmas market, people traditionally drink Glühwein. It is a traditional hot Christmas wine that keeps visitors warm on cold winter days. Most of the time, there is a Pfand, or deposit, on the mugs to ensure mugs are returned to the vendors.

And what i think of all that is that are beautiful and quite the interesting customs that I would love to visit and get to know one day

Juan

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CHILE Countries around the world each have their own unique holiday traditions, and Chile knows exactly how to celebrate. But you’ll find no White Christmases here (but lots of cheer!). With the holiday season taking place during the Southern Hemisphere’s summer, instead of chilly weather and warm fires, holiday revelers enjoy the festivities in warm, sunny weather, cooling off at the beach or enjoying seasonal foods and beverages.

SAXONY GERMANY In Saxony, Christmas is like a fifth season. Centuries-old customs and festive traditions are lived and celebrated with gusto. You can see this unique dedication to all things Christmas in windows decorated with special Christmas handicrafts. You can smell it in the houses. You can taste it when visiting Christmas markets. You can hear it on the streets. And you can feel it – this extraordinary festive and cosy atmosphere in the Christmas wonderland of Saxony.

PHILIPPINES part 1 People in the Philippines like to celebrate Christmas for as long as possible! The playing of Christmas carols in shops can start in September! The formal Christmas celebrations start on 16th December when many people go to the first of nine pre-dawn or early morning masses. The last mass is on Christmas day. The Christmas celebrations continue to the First Sunday in January when Epiphany or the Feast of the Three Kings is celebrated.

They also have their own Christmas traditions such as the 'parol' which is a bamboo pole or frame with a lighted star lantern on it. It's traditionally made from bamboo strips and colored Japanese paper or cellophane paper and represents the star that guided the Wise Men. It is the most popular Christmas decoration in the Philippines.

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Hello I'm Mihaela and I'm going to talk about Christmas in Rumenia. Here in Rumenia at Christmas we go to sing Christmas songs in the streets or apartaments and we win food, candys and money. Later we go with our friend and we start to eat the candys and the food we got, with family or friends. We don't have Christmas food but we love the moment in the Christmas morning because there are a lot gifts in the tree. The tecoration at the streets is a basical decoration. We go out to play with our friends in the snow, we have sleds to have a race with our friends in the sleds.

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in russia, the christmas is different to the world's Christmas, they celebrate it on January the 7th, following the Orthodox church. Another important diference is that is preceded by a 40 days fast called adviento.

El especiado Vzvar

Ganso al horno para Navidad

Tradicional vinagreta

Cerdo relleno

Kutiá

Pasteles y soufflé

entre otras delicias

something so similar betwen russian and our culture is the christmas tree, its the same a normal three decorate with lights and a huge star in the top

another clasic of russian christmas is the russian dolls that decorate all houses in russia

some activities are

discover a russian small town or ice skating or something so common that is walk around the street and drink some hot chocolate