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1. BBQ
2. fireworks
3. family
4. talking to family

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eat 12 grapes
throwing lintels
wearing colorful clothes

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fireworks.
BBQ.
spending time with family.
parties.

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1) We do fireworks.
2) party
3) sparklers
Spain- eat 12 grapes

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1.BBQ
2.Pool party
3.Having fun

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1. fireworks
2. BBQ
3. family

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our country's new years eve traditions are partying or going out being with family and friends celebrating the minute of the new year with fireworks or drinking. new years day  traditions are to go out with the family or most people just stay home.

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One of our new years traditions is to get really drunk and stay up until  12 at night.
1. Feasting Seven, Nine, or 12 Times in Estonia
2. Catch Junkanoo in the Bahamas.
3. Ringing Bells 108 Times in Japan

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1.Big party
2.Spending time with family and friends
3.In Denmark they save every unused dished and plates and throw at the doors of their family and friends.
4.In Spain they eat 12 grapes

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1.) having a huge barbeque
2.) lighting sparklers and fireworks
3.) eating 12 grapes

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My traditions for new years is basic just wait until the countdown and kickback until we get sleepy
In other places China they do parades

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1. wearing special underwear in brazil
2. Parents tap onions on their sleeping kids in greece
3. Fireworks at 12 in the US

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in  america sometimes they blow noise makers and light up fireworks
in spain you eat 12 grapes
ring the bells 101 times in japan

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1.  They jump seven waves in Brazil
2. Ringing bells 108 times in Japan
3.  Eating 12 grapes in Spain

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In China they have Chinese new years they exchange dollars. they also celebrate it in England and France. 

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In China they have Chinese new years they exchange dollars. they also celebrate it in England and France. 

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1) In Puerto Rico they would throw water buckets out of windows
2) In Chile they would have a sleepover at the cemetery
3) In Spain they will eat 12 grapes

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1)BBQ
2)family
3)fireworks

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IN IRELAND THEY THROW BREAD AT WALLS
TO GET RID OF BAD SPIRITS

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What we do in our country(That I hope I'm sure):
1. Party hats, BBQ, a bottle of champagne, and Spending the rest of the night with Family.
-For Italians, They celebrate New Years eve with La Festa Di San Slivestro.
-In Spain, They eat 12 grapes.
-In Chile, They would have a whole sleepover at the cemetery.

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Our Traditions for new years is to kiss at midnight, in time square a disco is dropped before midnight. Parties are also another traditions during new years.

In Japan, It is called the Japanese New Year, it is an annual festival with its own customs. Japanese eat a selections of dishes during the New year celebration called osechi. Some are sweet or dried. Some foods in certain areas are banned on new years. At midnight on december 31 buddhist temples ring there bells all over japan 108 times. The japanese hads another tradition about sending new year post cards to friends and family to tell them they are alive and well.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_New_Year

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1. eat 12 grapes -Spain
2. wearing red underwear -Italy
3. watching the new year ball drop in time square -New York
https://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifestyle/50-new-year-traditions-from-around-the-world.html

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1. eat grapes Spain
2. smash plates in Denmark
3. jump seven waves in Brazil

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Some of our New Years Day traditions are popping fireworks when 12 o'clock hits, eating with your family. In  Japan when new years hit the ring a bell 108 times.

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The Countdown, the ball drop in new york, kissing at midnight, and celebrating with partys, and often a lot of glitter.
France:
https://www.annieandre.com/15-french-traditions-celebrate-new-years-eve-france/
I chose france cause im part french :P

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1)fireworks
2)BBQ
3)time with family

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Some of our country New Year Eve or day tradition are kissing someone at midnight also fireworks for awhile and enjoy the night with family .

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1- Some of our country's New Year's Eve traditions are fireworks, parties, or watching the ball drop.
2- Just before midnight on New Year’s Eve, the Japanese eat soba noodles. In Spain, with 12 seconds remaining until the New Year, people eat 12 green grapes to bring good luck in the coming year.The French ring in the New Year with a huge feast. https://www.tasteofhome.com/collection/new-years-eve-traditions-around-world/view-all/

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1) Fireworks
2) BBQ
3) Spending time with family

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For our country, we
1. pop fireworks (US)
2. Ringing Bells 108 Times in Japan.
3. Feasting Seven, Nine, or 12 Times in Estonia

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Some of our country's New Year Eve or day traditions are kissing at midnight for new beginnings in relationships. In time square the disco ball is slowly dropped down a one minute before midnight and will exactly reach the bottom at midnight.

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fireworks, new years eve ball drop, and either going to someones house
New Years in Spain it is customary to eat 12 grapes
New Years in Brazil it is thought to be lucky to wear underwear on new years eve
New Years in Columbia carry empty suitcases around the bock
https://worldstrides.com/blog/2016/12/9-new-years-traditions-cultures-around-world/

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1) The Bahamas catch Junkanoo.
2) In Mexico they eat twelve grapes at midnight.
3) In Canada they celebrate a winter solstice.