Christmas Holidays by Rodrigo, Rubén Marina Y. ...2ºA ESO
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This document describes Christmas and New Year's traditions in Spain over several dates. On December 24th, families have dinner and watch the King's speech before receiving gifts from Christmas Father. On December 25th, people open gifts in the morning and have another family meal. On December 31st, families prepare a dinner with lamb or seafood and eat 12 grapes at midnight to bring in the new year, followed by parties and fireworks. On January 6th, people watch a parade for the Three Wise Men the day before and open gifts while having chocolate and ring cake for breakfast with family.
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- 3. 31 of December: In the morning we prepare the necessary things for the dinner. When the night comes, the principal plate of the dinner is the young lamb though also one is in the habit of eating fish and shellfish. Here it is a tradition to eat 12 grapes the day of New Year's Eve to give entry to the new year. Later we celebrate a party and are in the habit of going out to the street to throw firecrackers.
- 4. 6 of December: The day previous to January 6 we are going to see the cavalcade of the Three Wise Men. On January 6 we get up soon and open all the gifts. To have breakfast we take chocolate with ring-shaped cake and eat in family.