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Part 2
Rad the instructions under the headline "Instructions". There you can read about what we will do the following lessons.
Pick an English speaking country  and find 3 facts that are similar or the same as our Swedish Christmas traditions and 3 that are different. Write them down! This is material for your podcast! You will find some suggestions here on the padlet where to look for information!
Good luck!

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Part 1
Listen to the podcast "Excuse me" that you will find here on this padlet. This is one example of how a podcast can be.

Try to list all the different situations when you can use the expression "Excuse me!" What different things can it mean?

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"Excuse me!"

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Excuse me!, The English We Speak - BBC Radio

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Instructions

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Facts about Christmas

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WhyChristmas.com: The Most Christmas Information on the Web

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Christmas Traditions, Christmas Customs, Christmas History. Christmas Around the World in different countries. The Christmas Story. Christmas Fun!

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The Most Unique Traditions Around The World

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We've already taken a look at how some cultures stay calm during the craziness that is the holiday season, and now we're examining how some countries do it...differently...than us here in the States.

Thanks to the folks at lovehomeswap, here are 35 bizarrest (their words, not ours) Christmas traditions around the globe.

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The Most Unique Christmas Traditions Around The World

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We've already taken a look at how some cultures stay calm during the craziness that is the holiday season, and now we're examining how some countries do it...differently...than us here in the States. Thanks to the folks at lovehomeswap, here are 35 bizarrest (their words, not ours) Christmas traditions around the globe.