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The document describes Italian Christmas traditions, including decorating trees and nativity scenes starting on December 8th. On Christmas Eve, fish and seafood pastas are eaten instead of meat. Christmas Day features a large lunch with dishes like pasta, chicken, lamb and vegetables. Popular Italian Christmas sweets include panettone, pandoro and torrone. The Christmas season concludes on January 6th with the celebration of La Befana, an old witch who rewards good children and punishes bad ones.
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This person enjoys playing football with friends on a field in front of their school in their free time. They also like playing video games on their Xbox with their father or friends when staying at home. Additionally, they do karate with their friend Giulia in the small town of Genazzano near Valmontone.
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In her free time, the author enjoys going shopping with friends at a mall near where she lives. She also likes watching movies at home such as Titanic and The Visit. Additionally, she keeps fit by going to the gym with her sister on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and sometimes Saturdays. A favorite hobby is being a majorette, where she parades through the streets with her group called the Bluestars, made up of girls ages 13 to 18, wearing their black and silver uniforms.
Francesca
This person's favorite hobby is dance, which they have practiced for seven years, training in hip-hop, modern, and video dance styles for five hours a week. On weekends, they enjoy competing in dance competitions held in theaters, which provide exciting experiences that elicit special emotions.
Matteo
Matteo spends his free time playing soccer for his local team, Valmontone calcio, where he trains three times a week and often has matches on the weekends. He has been playing soccer since age eight and also enjoys playing soccer video games on his PlayStation in his spare time.
SOFIA
Dancing is the author's hobby, which they have practiced for eight years including modern dance and classical ballet. They go to dancing class 3 times a week and have won several competitions. In their free time, the author enjoys going shopping, taking walks in the city center, visiting monuments, and having lunch at their grandparents' house on weekends with their family.
Gabriele A.
I enjoy playing football for 7 years and training twice a week on the football field. I love music and have had a passion for being a DJ since receiving my first consolle two years ago, which I am learning to use to mix one song into another.
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