Navidades en España jano Hola, Feliz Navidad y Próspero Año Nuevo. Este es el saludo más tradicional en estas fiestas en España. Si quieres pasar unas Navidades en España, recuerda que las fiestas se alargan desde el 22 de diciembre al 6 de Enero. Los días más importantes: 22 de Diciembre, Sorteo del “Gordo” de
Pessebres Vivents a Catalunya xulius http://www.ribes.org/pessebres Visiteu els pessebres vivents, una representació teatral del misteri de Nadal, impregnat de l’alegria d’aquestes festes. Visiten los belenes vivientes, una representación teatral del misterio de la Navidad, impregnada de la alegria de estas fechas
Nadal a Ribes xulius Conegueu la festa del nadal a Sant Pere de Ribes a l’adreça: http://www.ribes.org/nadal
A nice way to spend Christmas! harry15 Hi, My name is Ragnar and I would like to tell you about Christmas in Estonia. Estonia is a country with a long traditions. What do we do during Christmas time? We sing a Christmas songs, dance around christmas tree, eat Christmas food and wait for the JÕULUVANA
A danish Christmas tanjapedersen The danish Christmas starts at december 1th. That is the day when all the children open the first door of their advent calendar, and starts getting really exited -only 23 days to go. On one of the december days, the children make Christmas decorations in their school. They make candles and
Glædelig jul Jesper Hello. I visited your great website. I was surprised that you have nothing about danish christmas. Allow me to remind you, that Santa (julemanden) is from Greemland. I know that you are of the oppinion, that Santa is from the Northpole. But in Europa most people agree, that he is from Greenland.
The Danish tradition Dalle The Danish tradition is to celebrate christmas on the 24th in the evening. On the 1st of December we will put some ricepudding on the the attick, and the pixies will eat it and therefore they don´t play games with us. On the 23rd we will put things on the christmastree.
Julefrocost jjensen Christmas is of course, is one of the grandest of Danish Holiday. December 1st, Christmas officially starts, with children opening calendar days. Christmas, at my house really starts building up steam on December 24. Akvavit, Tuborg, sild (herrings), leverpostej and cheese are laid out in abundant amounts. Of course there are many more
Merry Christmas. ALEX In Denmark Christmas begins on the 24th of December. Our tree comes on the 21st of December or around that date. In December we eat rice pudding. On Christmas Eve we have duck and for dessert we have risalamande. After we dance around the tree we get our presents. I love the
Christmas is a wonderful thing Jesper Christmas is a beautiful thing and I love Christmas. It´s one of the greatest holidays I know. This is how my family celebrates Christmas: The 23rd we go to a forest and find a tree, when we get home we decorate it and after that we start making chocolates.
Christmas in Denmark. ALEX I think that everyone is totally stressed out in December. In the evening people eat their dinner and the most traditional food for Christmas Eve is roast pork or duck with brown potatoes and a snack. After dinner they get dessert and that is always risalmande and the one who gets
Christmas in Denmark anton In Denmark are there some interesting traditions when it is Christmas. Most of the population has a Christmas tree and most of the people cut their trees. People decorate with glass balls, stars, lights, fans, candy canes, and pictures of Santa Claus and snowmen. In the evening people eat chicken, potatoes,
The Danish Christmas Anders In Denmark we have a great tradition at Christmas: we eat a special almond-rice and there is a whole almond in it. The one who gets the almond wins a present. It is usually a marzipan pig. And when we have eaten the turkey, we dance araund the tree. At 10.00
Christmas from 7th class Oerum 7thclassOerum Calendar-presents During all the 24 days before Christmas, many children in Denmark get small presents in a calendar; we call it a Calendar of presents. Also at Advent some children get presents, but it’s not as common as the Calendar presents. In the presents there are often candy or
Christmas in my family Hanne Christmas in Denmark is a tradition for each family, but the “ground rules” are the same. On December 1st, it all starts in my family. The big box with all the Christmas stuff that has been collected through the years, is brought down from the attic. The whole house has
