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We do not line our shoes up outside and find presents in them.
We hang stockings.

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Similar- Get presents over the course over several days.
Different- Don't leave food out for the reindeers/ camels. I don't leave presents out for anyone or anything because in Hanukkah parents give the gifts, not fun characters.

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Celebrate with family, food, and presents.

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My family does the parranda and las posadas which is a yearly thing and we also do three kings day but what we don't do is leave our shoes at the door

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Similar - Feast, leave out food for whoever comes,
Different - Don't eat grapes, don't line up our shoes.

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My Christmas is similar to the way that the Spanish Celebrate their Christmas because they go around singing which is similar how we go caroling.

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we get presents.

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I get gifts
I celebrate with family

i don't celebrate 3 kings
i dont line up my shoes

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I get presents similar to Hispanic children.

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Like us, they get presents, but on different days.

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We get presents, just not in our shoes.
They put out food and drinks for the king and grass for the camel

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people also write to people that bring them presents

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We do most of the same things, eat , family and celebrate the holidays with presents

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-We both celebrate with food, family, and friends
-Like us, children in Mexico write letters to the Three Kings similarly to when we write to Santa
-Generally celebrated by Christians and Catholics in both Countries
-We hang stockings while they put out shoes

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We do most of the same traditions

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We both celebrate with food, open presents, and they leave out food and a drink for the three kings day.

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People get presents, and people write to someone who they believe will bring them presents. (The Kings, Santa)

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They write to someone who they believe will bring them presents. I don't celebrate Christmas, but they do similar things to people who do celebrate.

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Hispanic children write to someone what presents they want; they keep their shoes out so that they can be filled with gifts
They also go caroling (Las Posadas)

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Like us, Hispanic children write to someone who then brings them presents that they asked for (if they behaved well that year). On the other hand they write to one (or all) of the three kings whilst we write to Santa Claus.

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-I do not put my shoes outside
-I dont receive food in my shoes
-I do get presents

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- like us, they celebrate with family and friends.
- Like us, the children write letters to the person that will bring them presents.
- Unlike us, they have shoes filled with toys while we have stockings filled with things.

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- I don't line my shoes up
-my gifts aren't found in my shoes

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Similar to Christmas, U.S. people/the Hispanics write letters to the Three Kings/Santa Claus... for presents that they would like to receive.
Bring out food for Santa (and reindeer), Three Wise Men and camels.
They celebrate the New Year and other holidays, usually with others, generally with people in the U.S. (....(unless they want/are left to celebrate alone or not to celebrate))
Caroling........I went caroling by the fire department with my Youth Group, and celebrated Christmas together.