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What Christmas looks like in Switzerland

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What Christmas looks like in Switzerland

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Schöni Wiehnachte is how to say " Merry Christmas " in Swiss.

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Arraying drums and normally wearing masks. They walk through the streets making lots of noise and are meant to scare the evil spirits away from there home towns

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Instead of having stockings, kids get there boots or there shoes so that Le petit Jesus (Santa) can fill them.

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In the Bernese Oberland region, there are know to sometimes start Christmas Day on the 25th of December and be finishing on New Year's Eve. They're known as the 'Trychle' as people parade wearing a big Trychler (cow bell) or carrying drums and normally wearing masks. They walk through the streets making lots of noise and are meant to scare the evil spirits away from there cities.

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Christmas trees are popular over in Switzerland
but are often bought and decorated with lots of different and colourful lights on Christmas Eve as well as some people use real candles traditionally they light the candle Christmas Eve.

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The Advent Calendars are a significant part of the Swiss Christmas tradition. Another popular tradition is the Advent wreath, a green spruce garland having four candles on it, one for each of the Sundays in Advent.

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in German, St Nicholas is thought to be another gift-bringer. He is believed to appear on December 6 (St. Nicholas Day), and fill the shoes or boots of kids (kept out at night) with mandarins, oranges, nuts and cookies.

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Around the Christmas time period many people buy cook and create their own recipes.
Another food they have a parties and dinners is a pot of melted cheese to dip their bread into.
the main meal people eat on Christmas Eve and is often  a Christmas ham and scalloped potatoes with melted cheese and milk baked into it. Desert is often a walnut cake and Christmas cookies.

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In Australia we call the person that brings us presents " Santa " where in Switzerland they call him " Le petit Jesus ".

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Lots of people go to parades and carol singing
most people go to Christmas markets.

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In Switzerland instead of having a big dinner on Christmas night they have theirs the night before Christmas.