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Christmas in the United States is one of the main festivals of the year.

In the United States, Christmas begins on December 25 and ends on January 6

9 out of 10 Americans celebrate Christmas

In the United States, New Years Eve, you eat turkey and chicken.

In the USA people take Christmas very seriously

Santa Claus gets down the chimney

The American people is very happy in this festival.

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Impresionante decoración navideña en Virginia, Estados Unidos

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People in Canada send Christmas cards to their friends and family.

In Canada, as it is winter you can enjoy the snow.

The typical food in Canada at Christmas is turkey or the meatloaft.

In Canada,the typical Christmas desserts are plum pudding or butter cookies.

In Canada, Christmas carols are sung in English, German or French.

In Canada there is a Christmas festival called Sink Tuck.

At the Cristmas festival there is a parade.

The Nutcraket Christmas fair is held at Casa Loma castle.

In Canada on Christmas day as in most countries comes Santa Clous.

When the new year comes the streets are filled with fireworks.

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Christmas in France is a major annual celebration in France.
The tipical christmas food is smoked salmon and oysters with bran bread and butter.

Festive circus is a popular feature of the Christmas in France and beloved by kids.

One of the biggest Christmas markets in Europe is held in Strasbourg, in North Eastern France.

Le pain calendal: It is a typical pudding of these dates and that is usually shared with the most needy. A gesture that is repeated throughout the geography of the country.

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Noel France Pavilion | Holiday Storytellers | Epcot

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Christmas Traditions In France [Educational Video]

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here is the french project i made, feel free to use these in classes just don't say you made it :) music credits : "The Show Must Be Go" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Video Credits (that are somehow copy claim worthy): 0:59 Tastemade

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Capodanno is the Italyan Christmas Eve
They eat typical food from there.
They don't have Santa there, they have a witch.
They receive gifts from the witch.
They decorate the Christmas tree. When the New Year starts, they eat pork meat
The 24th of December the family reunites for the cenone.
The desserts are the most important dish.
The Panettone and the Pandoro are the most populars desserts.
Spumante is a typical wine.

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La Befana in Rome - Italian Christmas Traditions by Walks of Italy

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In Estonia they go into a sauna on Christmas night.

At the Christmas Eve party, the delicacies on the table is for the animals, the stable and with the spirits of the ancestors.

They cover the houses with straw .

Christmas day in Estonia is celebrated on december 25

They have to dance around the tree and then sit by the fire.

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Koreans prefer to spend Christmas with their family than with other people.

The best thing about Christmas are the lights on the street.

They usually eat turkey for Christmas.

They brain it in a less christian way

They usually do special programs on TV.

Santa Claus wears blue and not red like here.

The parade in Korea is usually more amazing than in Spain.

The tradition there is to do karaoke.

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¿CÓMO SE CELEBRA LA NAVIDAD EN COREA DEL SUR?/TODO SOBRE LA NAVIDAD EN COREA

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-In Japan one of the things that stand out the most are the decorative lights.
(https://okdiario.com/img/2019/12/18/navidad-en-japon-655x368.jpg).

-KFC is eaten at Christmas in Japan.

-For them Christmas is more happiness than a religious celebration.

-Christmas is not a national holiday in Japan. However, often schools are closed on Christmas Day.

-Another popular activity at Christmas in Japan, especially in Tokyo, is visiting Tokyo Disneyland.

-And another Christmas tradition is the kurisumasu cake, is a cream cake and strawberries.

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La Navidad en Tokyo JAPON [By JAPANISTIC]

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In china Santa Clos is called Shengdan Laoren.

Shopping centers and supermarkets (foreign and local) dress up for Christmas.

Christmas carols in English sound everywhere.

It is traditionally celebrated for 16 days

People dress up as chrismas and playing instruments

In Christmas they eat fried chicken

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Christmas in Greece start on December 25 and ends on January 6.

The children go from house to house singing "kalanda".

On Christmas Day they go to mass before eating.

The peapole no get presents on christmas day.

The most common Christmas ornament is a boat with lights.

On January 1st they give gifts the "Saint Basil" for them is Santa Claus.

On January 1st they eat a cake with a coin in it.

On January 6 they throw a cross into the sea and swimmers go looking for it.

On December 31st the children go house to house again singing.

They have Christmas trees and boats with lights.

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Tradiciones navideñas griegas, con elementos y símbolos peculiares

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On Christmas Day, people usually go to mass in the morning to celebrate the birth of Jesus.

Eve menu has stuffed roast turkey, roasted potatoes etc.

Crackers are typical of Christmas in England.

On Christmas Eve, choral groups go through the streets singing Christmas carols.

Christmas in the UK is very similar to Christmas in Spain

Christmas in UK start on December 25.

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Christmas in London England - One of the Best in the World

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The night of january 6 is when Russians celebrate chrismas eve

From november 28 to january 6, the orthodox church holds an advent fast

The last day the fast in all day long. They can eat again when they see the first star

One of the most important tradicion chrismas tradicion of Russia is ice skating rinks

There are also many winks, whose main theme is the birth of the baby Jesus

The typical chrismas carols are replaced in Russia by a song called koliadki

The koliadki song is usually song on chrismas eve

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The night of january 6 is when Russians celebrate chrismas eve

From november 28 to january 6, the orthodox church holds an advent fast

The last day the fast in all day long. They can eat again when they see the first star

One of the most important tradicion chrismas tradicion of Russia is ice skating rinks

There are also many winks, whose main theme is the birth of the baby Jesus

The typical chrismas carols are replaced in Russia by a song called koliadki

The koliadki song is usually song on chrismas eve