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Miguel is a 15-year-old boy from Balsicas, Spain. He lives there with his mother Loli, father Miguel, and older sister Ma Loli. Miguel enjoys taekwondo, which he has trained in since age 4 and won several championships. He also likes animals and owns a parakeet, dog, cat, and a new kitten. In his free time, Miguel hangs out with friends in the small, quiet town of Balsicas.
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In Greece, December traditions center around Christmas celebrations for children. Families decorate Christmas trees together early in the month and make traditional sweets like "Koyrabiedes" and "Melomakarona" to fill homes with wonderful smells. Important religious name days are celebrated on December 6th, 25th and January 1st. Children sing carols from house to house on December 24th, 31st and January 5th as part of the seasonal festivities.
Christmas traditions finland
Christmas traditions in Finland include decorating homes with gold, blue and silver, sending Christmas cards, baking gingerbread, building gingerbread houses, eating rice porridge with an almond for luck, decorating spruce trees, and giving gifts to classmates before school ends. On Christmas Eve, families go to saunas, have dinner including ham and casseroles, drink glögg, open presents, and stay up late playing. On Christmas Day, some attend early church services, have rice porridge and pastries for breakfast, play board games, visit relatives, and relax watching Christmas movies. On New Year's Eve, people spend time with family and friends playing games and launching fireworks at midnight.
New years eve denmark
New Year in Denmark is celebrated in the evening. People gather with family and friends for a multi-course meal. The Queen gives a televised speech reflecting on the past year and looking ahead to the next, wishing the nation "God bless Denmark." At midnight, the sky lights up with a massive fireworks display as everyone celebrates the new year.
Christmas traditions denmark
In Denmark, there are several Christmas traditions celebrated in December, including the calendar candle which is marked daily from December 1-24, eating specific foods like æbleskiver (Danish doughnuts) and risengrød (rice pudding), opening the doors of an advent calendar daily to find small gifts, decorating the Christmas tree to put presents under, baking biscuits and cookies, listening to Christmas music, and children participating in Lucia night parades wearing white dresses and candles.
Christmas food denmark
We often eat roasted pork and duck for Christmas Eve dinner along with caramelized potatoes and potato chips. Traditional Danish Christmas foods include rice porridge topped with cinnamon and butter, rice dessert with almonds and cherry sauce containing a whole almond prize, and gingerbread cookies decorated with icing and containing cinnamon and carnations. A variety of Christmas candies such as marzipan, chocolate, and licorice are also eaten.
Spanish christmas traditions
Spanish Christmas traditions include decorating homes and shops with lights and Santa Claus figures. Typical Christmas foods are seafood like prawns to start, followed by a main course of roast suckling pig. Popular sweets include nougat and cordiales. On Christmas Eve, families have dinner and wait for gifts from Santa, singing carols. On December 25th and 26th, families celebrate together with more food, singing and gifts. New Year's Eve is celebrated with parties in the streets and eating 12 grapes at midnight for luck. January 6th is Three Kings Day when children receive gifts and eat king ring-shaped cakes with surprises inside.
Our experience in greece
The document summarizes a group's experience in Greece, including visiting the town of Chania known for its lighthouse and old port, participating in sports and traditional dancing at school with other countries, doing a representation of their home countries, going on an activity to find clues in town, learning about nature at George mountain, and thanking the teachers for the good time spent.
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