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Valentine’s Day is not a huge German holiday. In fact, less than 40% of Germans will give their special someone a present.

One main difference between German and American Valentine’s Day celebrations is it tends to be an adult holiday.

That’s not to say that it isn’t sweet. People do exchange cards, give flowers, or go to dinner. Lebkuchen Hearts with loving sayings are hugely popular.

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Traditionally the French celebrated Valentine’s Day with “une loterie d’amour”. This custom saw single people in France standing outside houses calling out for other singletons until they eventually paired off together.

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One of the biggest Danish Valentine’s Day traditions is the exchange of a lover’s card. In the past, these cards showed a photograph of the card-giver offering a gift to their lover. Today, though, any kind of card exchanged on Valentine’s Day is called a lover’s card.
Also on February 14, Danish men often give women something called a “gaekkebrev.” In English, this translates to a “joke letter.” They are often written as a poem on specially created cut paper. But the writer does not sign the letter using his name. Instead, he uses dots – one for each letter in his name. According to tradition, if the woman correctly guesses who sent her the joke letter, she gets an Easter egg that same year.

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New York
The Empire State on Valentine's Day
Celebrating Valentine's Day in New York at the top of this viewpoint is already 100% movie. ... ➜ The Empire State Building lights up in special colors at festivities and events, such as Valentine's Day, when it glows red.

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China: Chinese people have adopted the traditions of Westerners on celebrating Valentine's Day, such as exchanging gifts (like flowers, chocolates, ties and watches), making a special date to or have a romantic dinner or watch a movie in the evening, or even to make a marriage registration if Valentine's Day falls on a work .

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Australia
They give flower, chocolates, jewerly or other presents of all shapes and sizes to their loved ones or those they admired, this event falls on February 14.

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They will celebrate the advent of spring together by spending time outdoors, strolling in parks, sitting under trees or in beautiful gardens, and listening to music or talking.

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Valentine’s Day, also called Saint Valentine's Day, is a day that many Australians celebrate with someone they love. Typical Valentine’s Day activities include:

Picnics in the park.

Buying gifts of chocolates, flowers, jewelry, or other items for their loved ones.

A romantic meal at a restaurant.

A boat cruise with a special meal.

Sharing Valentine's Day messages via social media and radio announcements.

Some people choose Valentine’s Day as the day to propose to their partners, while others set February 14 as their wedding day. Some charities, non-government organizations, or community organizations hold special events, such as a Valentine’s Day ball, to raise funds for various causes that help others in need.

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In France, Valentine’s day is only for people in love.In France, preschoolers do not give a Valentine to all their friends and family.Otherwise, Valentine’s day in France is celebrated a bit like it is in the rest of the world – chocolates, roses, jewels for the wealthiest… a romantic restaurant .

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brazil : is celebrated on June 12, which is Saint Anthony's Day Eve. Typically Exchange romantic gifts, such as chocolates or flowers

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In the Spanish celebration of love and friendship, it is customary for men to give their handkerchief to women accompanied by a very delicious dessert and in April, men give their partners a rose, while they give them a book.

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Valentine's Day is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Canada.There are gifts of Roses, chocolates, candies and cards which are the most popular presents for the romantic occasion.As a tradition, children exchange gifts with their friends.There are songs, plays and concerts that are organized in schools and societies to celebrate Valentine's Day.

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Valentine's Day in Russia

Valentine's Day is a Catholic holiday. But in Russia 70% of religious people are Orthodox. Many Russians regard it as "All Valentine's Day" as one of the international holidays.

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In Russia, this happens on March 8th, and it only happens for women. It is International Women’s Day, and people in Russia celebrate this day by giving similar gifts to girls and women, regardless of age.

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paris
they give roses and eat chocolates , they also can see a movie or go to the park and do a piknig

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Kazakhstan first started celebrating its National Lovers’ Day on April 15th 2011. This holiday became the alternative to Valentine’s Day celebrated internationally on February 14th. The Kazakh National Lovers’ Day is dedicated to the great love of the legendary epic characters Kozy Korpesh and Bayan Sulu. The epic poem of the same name tells the story of the tragic, faithful and incredible love between two young people, who were not destined to be together.

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During the day you can see the city or take a walk through Central Park. Perhaps you can also propose to your partner at Bethesda Terrace in Central Park, or on the famous bridge (The Bow Bridge). Is there anything more romantic than that?

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During the day you can see the city or take a walk through Central Park. Perhaps you can also propose to your partner at Bethesda Terrace in Central Park, or on the famous bridge (The Bow Bridge). Is there anything more romantic than that?

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In Japan, the traditional way that Valentine's Day is celebrated, is for the girls to give chocolates to the boy that she likes, as well as to others where there is no romantic interest. ... "Giri" means obligation, so these chocolates are more of an obligatory gift for loved ones to show that you care.