Christmas/ Olentzero in 6thB
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Happy Easter !
Happy Easter dear friend ! Frohe Ostern !
Feliz Páscoa ! Buona Pasqua !
Честит Великден ! Vrolijk Pasen !
Joyeuses Pâques ! Καλό Πάσχα !
Boldog HúsvétiÜnnepeket !
Veselé Velikonoce !
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Easter in my family is celebrated with colorful traditions and quality time spent with family. My family prepares for Easter two days in advance by buying food and supplies and starting to cook dishes like rice pilaf and fish. We paint eggs red and go to church to bring the light of Christ home. On Easter, my family enjoys playing games like fighting with eggs and being together, which makes us very happy. Easter is a joyous celebration in my family centered around faith, food, and fun with loved ones.
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Easter is one of the most favorite holidays in Armenia, celebrated at the end of March or in April to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Armenians prepare for 40 days beforehand, making malts and greeting each other on the day by saying "Christ is risen" and responding "Truly, he is risen." The author's family celebrated Easter the previous day at their grandparents' house, playing games with cousins and eating eggs and fish, continuing the celebration that evening at an uncle's house where a baby named Narine was present.
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Happy Easter !
Happy Easter dear friend ! Frohe Ostern !
Feliz Páscoa ! Buona Pasqua !
Честит Великден ! Vrolijk Pasen !
Joyeuses Pâques ! Καλό Πάσχα !
Boldog HúsvétiÜnnepeket !
Veselé Velikonoce !
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The document discusses various Christmas traditions in Hungary. It describes how Advent begins four Sundays before Christmas and involves activities like making an Advent wreath. On December 6th, Hungarian children leave out shoes for Mikulás to fill. Families spend Christmas Eve together decorating trees. Other traditions include Christmas markets, baking festive foods, decorating trees and homes, giving presents, and performing Bethlehem plays.
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Easter is one of the most favorite holidays in Armenia, celebrated at the end of March or in April to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Armenians prepare for 40 days beforehand, making malts and greeting each other on the day by saying "Christ is risen" and responding "Truly, he is risen." The author's family celebrated Easter the previous day at their grandparents' house, playing games with cousins and eating eggs and fish, continuing the celebration that evening at an uncle's house where a baby named Narine was present.
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Hungarian families observe several Christmas traditions, including lighting candles on an Advent wreath during the four weeks before Christmas, decorating trees on Christmas Eve and putting presents underneath, and opening gifts on December 24th. Some distinctive Hungarian decorations are straw ornaments and gingerbread with special shapes, as well as chocolate coins wrapped beautifully and placed on trees. Traditional Hungarian Christmas foods include fish soup, baked fish, and poppy seed or walnut filled beigli pastries. A custom during dinner is cutting an apple into pieces, one for each person, to symbolize togetherness.
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Easter is celebrated on April 12th this year. It is a religious holiday where people attend church services. Families often have large dinners, with ham being a popular dish. People dress up in new clothes, especially women wearing dresses and hats. Children color eggs and the Easter Bunny hides them for egg hunts. Easter baskets are filled with candy and eggs for children to find. White lilies symbolize new life. Rabbits and chocolate bunnies are also associated with Easter celebrations.
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The document summarizes how the author's family celebrates Easter. Key details include:
- The family gathers for a dinner including fish, red wine, rice with raisins, and eggs dyed with onion peels collected all year by the author's grandmother.
- Traditions include egg fights, lighting candles brought by the grandfather from church, and saying prayers before drinking wine.
- After dinner, an Easter egg hunt is held where someone dresses as the Easter Bunny to hide eggs and a winner receives a chocolate egg prize.
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- 1. I put my bethlehem at Cristhmas
- 2. Olentzero brings to people the presents or coal .
- 3. This is me in my house, next to a Christmas tree.
- 4. I prefer Olentzero and 3 Wise Men because he gives more presents.
- 5. I like meeting family on Christmas !!!
- 6. Olentzero is a person of Christmas
- 7. I prefer Olentzero because he lives in Basque Country.
- 8. I do something similar to a party with a dinner and we throw rockets.
- 9. The 3 Wise Men go on horses or on camels.
- 10. More or less we have 3 weeks in Christmas holidays.
- 11. In Christmas I put a Xmas tree in my house.
- 12. I like meeting my family on Christmas. Usually we have dinner all together and when we finish we play a lot of games.
- 13. I ate a eat a lot of sweets when I was a child.
- 14. We have our presents on 24th of December
- 15. A lottery is an important custom for some people because gives a lot of money.
- 16. I put the bethlehem in Christmas.
- 17. The 3 Wise Men are 3 Magic Men who come to our houses and give us presents
- 18. This is me when I was skiing inPyrenees,in Christmas .
- 19. In Cristhmas I have dinner with my family .
- 20. I prefer the 3 Wise Men because they bring more presents.
- 21. In New Year I eat with my family .