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You’ll listen to a couple talking about Thanksgiving; she is American, he is British.

As you listen to them talking about the celebration, you can take notes on the different topics or aspects  they bring up using this worksheet: 1B2_THANKSGIVING PODCAST_WORKSHEET

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Learn English Podcast: Real English Conversation (Talking About Thanksgiving)

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La Tomatina is a fest which is celebrated in the town of Buñol in Valencia on the last Wednesday of August.

The fest consist on a battle of tomatoes along the streets. There are plenty of people who launch tomatoes each other.

About 10 AM the event stars with the “palo jabón” which consist on climp a greased pole to try to catch a ham on the top. When someone catch it then the battle starts.

Six trucks discharge about 150 tons of tomatoes along the streets where 22.000 people are wating to fight.

After one hour the battle ends. At this moment everything are tinted red and there are a tomato zumo rivers everywhere.

Finaly the streets are cleaned with presure water.

If a where you, I would use protector glasses and gloves and then you will be able to enjoy it!!!!!.

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I really love candle day

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San Juan

San Juan is a tradition that takes place annually on the eve of the Christian feast of the birth of Saint John the Baptist on June 24. It is common to make bonfires on the beach on June 23 to ward off bad energies and purify the environment.

In the case of La Vall, as there is no beach, people do it either in Xilxes or in Moncofa. In the afternoon, people go to the beaches and start lighting the fire and the fire stays lit until the next day.

It is believed that jumping over the fire or the waves on the beach allows you to make wishes and attract good luck.

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Moros i Cristians is a very popular festivity celebrated in many villages and cities all arround València and Alacant, but the most famous site is in Acoi.

This traditional festivity is celebrated from february to october every year depending where is celebrated.

Our country historically was invaded by different bands depending on his relligion. In this fest it is called ''moros'' and ''cristians'' and this celebration wants to explain and celebrate this history and the victory of ''cristians'' band.

Many people of each village meets and represent differents groups who battled for become the owner of this land, and this is called ''Filaes''.

There are many acts involving this festivity but the most important is the parade called ''Entrà'', where the differents ''Filaes'' represent whith traditional costumes of every band of the war. This is always accompanied by music band who play traditional music called ''marxes mores'' and ''marxes cristianes'', and they walk arround the village whit a special rythm. Another act is ''l'embaixà'' where the war between the two bands is represented by weapons and figths (always made by a professionals).

I really love this festivity because it explains part of the history of my village, and you can enjoy by participating in different acts or playing the traditional music.

Guillem Boscà.

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Los amantes de Teruel

This festival revives the tragical and beautiful legend of Teruel´s Lovers.

People from this village are dressed like in the 13th century for this event, and it looks like a huge street theatre, with actors and actresses acting there.

The Old Town of Teruel is decorated like a medieval village: with a medieval market, bonefires, dancers, artisans and musicians, at the same time that the story of the Teruel´s Lovers is performed.

This event is celebrated the second or the third weekend of February, and it has become the most important historical representation in Aragón.

Next year, the festival date will be from February 20 to 23.

We must go and have fun!

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Christmas is a magical time of year, filled with joy, warmth, and love. It’s a time when families come together, share special moments, and create memories that last a lifetime. The twinkling lights, the delicious food, and the spirit of giving make it feel like the world is wrapped in a cozy, festive blanket. What I absolutely love about Christmas is being surrounded by my family. There’s nothing quite like the laughter, the hugs, and the love that fills the air when we’re all together. It’s a time to celebrate not just the season, but also the bonds that make us feel at home. The holiday season is truly special, and I feel so grateful to be with my loved ones.

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It is a traditional festival that has its origins in the Christian religion, more specifically with the birthday of Saint John, in Europe it coincides with the summer solstice. In Spain it is celebrated in the Valencian Community, mainly in the province of Alicante, where the celebrations around bonfires are very famous. For me it is a good celebration because it means that summer and good weather begins.

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