Holidays Around the World

Published on Nov 15, 2016

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Holidays Around the World

with Globe Trot Scott
Photo by Mukumbura

Italy

Traditions

Christmas in Italy

  • Buone Natalia = Merry Christmas
  • La Befana = friendly old witch that delivers presents to kids. She also sweeps bedrooms.
  • Letters in father's napkins promising to be good in the new year.
  • Ciao = Hello

Christmas in Mexico

  • Feliz Navidad = Merry Christmas
  • Las Posadas = 9 days of celebration 12/16 - 12/24
  • Pinatas and Pointsettias
  • On January 6th shoes are left out for the three wise men to fill with gifts.
  • Hola = Hellow

Christmas in Russia

  • S Razhdestvom = Merry Christmas
  • Matryoshka dolls
  • Father Frost delivers presents with his grand daughter
  • Ginger cookies served as desert
  • Privet = Hello

France

Photo by Werner Kunz

Christmas in France

  • Joyeux Noel = Merry Christmas
  • Buche De Noel = Chocolate Cake shaped like a yule log
  • Pere Noel = Santa Claus
  • Shoes are left by the fireplace for Pere Noel to fill with candy
  • Bonjour = Hello

Sweden

Christmas in Sweden

  • God Jul = Merry Christmas
  • St. Lucia Day = Dec 13th the oldest girl in the family wears all white, candles in her hair and brings food to those in need.
  • Tomten = Christmas Gnome travels with his goat and delivers presents
  • Hej Hej = Hello
Photo by decar66

Australia

Photo by Linh_rOm

Christmas in Australia

  • Merry Christmas, Mate
  • No everygreen trees, just Christmas bush = a tree with red flowers
  • No snowmen, just sandmen at the beach
  • BBQ at the beach.
  • G'Day = Hellow
Photo by Here's Kate

India

Photo by betta design

Holidays in India

  • Diwali Mabarak = Diwali Greetings
  • Diwali = Festival of Lights and celebrates the new year
  • Jaledi is a sweet treat shaped like a pretzel
  • Lanterns are hung as decorations.
  • Bhai Dooj is sibling festival held on the last day of Diwali
  • Haya = Hello
Photo by Ishrona

China

Chinese New Year

  • Gong Hey Fat Choy = Happy New Year
  • Small amount of people celebrate Christmas.
  • Chinese New Year is about letting go of the past and welcoming new beginnings.
  • Money in red envelopes = good fortune
  • Lantern Day = light the way to the new year
  • Ni Hao

North America/Canada

Photo by Will Montague

Christmas in America/Canada

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