The link below has some specifically Italian customs:
People do all kinds of things. At first they have a cannon fired in rome from the Castle of Saint Angelo.They have a large ornamental bowl whch is filled with wrapped gifts,and when the families get together they take turn getting a gift until there is none left.
They have a trditional meal which consists of spehgetti, turkey, rabbit, chicken, and raisin bread. Champagne is the drink of the evening.
On the 16th -25th they have special masses. the main religon is Christianity.
Christams lasts from Dec.16th- Jan. 6th.
Befana is their Santa Claus.
Some Italian traditions are eating sardeans on Easter. Another is easting pasta on Wednasday and Sunday.
playing and watching soccer.
having coffee at the Bar
Smokin on the toilet
Shavin mamas back hair
yes
their face painting
the Nazis threw the Jews in concentration camp and would punish or kill them for following any of the Jewish holidays or traditions
The Italian alphabet looks like any other alphabet in the western world.
So Its not in any way forgot.
We don't know exactly what lower classes of people ate, but its a good guess that they had a light meal of bread and sausage or perhaps a soup of some kind. At any rate it would e a light meal as the Romans usually saved their appetites for their dinner.We don't know exactly what lower classes of people ate, but its a good guess that they had a light meal of bread and sausage or perhaps a soup of some kind. At any rate it would e a light meal as the Romans usually saved their appetites for their dinner.We don't know exactly what lower classes of people ate, but its a good guess that they had a light meal of bread and sausage or perhaps a soup of some kind. At any rate it would e a light meal as the Romans usually saved their appetites for their dinner.We don't know exactly what lower classes of people ate, but its a good guess that they had a light meal of bread and sausage or perhaps a soup of some kind. At any rate it would e a light meal as the Romans usually saved their appetites for their dinner.We don't know exactly what lower classes of people ate, but its a good guess that they had a light meal of bread and sausage or perhaps a soup of some kind. At any rate it would e a light meal as the Romans usually saved their appetites for their dinner.We don't know exactly what lower classes of people ate, but its a good guess that they had a light meal of bread and sausage or perhaps a soup of some kind. At any rate it would e a light meal as the Romans usually saved their appetites for their dinner.We don't know exactly what lower classes of people ate, but its a good guess that they had a light meal of bread and sausage or perhaps a soup of some kind. At any rate it would e a light meal as the Romans usually saved their appetites for their dinner.We don't know exactly what lower classes of people ate, but its a good guess that they had a light meal of bread and sausage or perhaps a soup of some kind. At any rate it would e a light meal as the Romans usually saved their appetites for their dinner.We don't know exactly what lower classes of people ate, but its a good guess that they had a light meal of bread and sausage or perhaps a soup of some kind. At any rate it would e a light meal as the Romans usually saved their appetites for their dinner.
You haven't said where you are from. In any case, even in any single country, meal times vary, even on the same street. Northern Ireland, like anywhere else in the world, has no standard meal times.You haven't said where you are from. In any case, even in any single country, meal times vary, even on the same street. Northern Ireland, like anywhere else in the world, has no standard meal times.You haven't said where you are from. In any case, even in any single country, meal times vary, even on the same street. Northern Ireland, like anywhere else in the world, has no standard meal times.You haven't said where you are from. In any case, even in any single country, meal times vary, even on the same street. Northern Ireland, like anywhere else in the world, has no standard meal times.You haven't said where you are from. In any case, even in any single country, meal times vary, even on the same street. Northern Ireland, like anywhere else in the world, has no standard meal times.You haven't said where you are from. In any case, even in any single country, meal times vary, even on the same street. Northern Ireland, like anywhere else in the world, has no standard meal times.You haven't said where you are from. In any case, even in any single country, meal times vary, even on the same street. Northern Ireland, like anywhere else in the world, has no standard meal times.You haven't said where you are from. In any case, even in any single country, meal times vary, even on the same street. Northern Ireland, like anywhere else in the world, has no standard meal times.You haven't said where you are from. In any case, even in any single country, meal times vary, even on the same street. Northern Ireland, like anywhere else in the world, has no standard meal times.You haven't said where you are from. In any case, even in any single country, meal times vary, even on the same street. Northern Ireland, like anywhere else in the world, has no standard meal times.You haven't said where you are from. In any case, even in any single country, meal times vary, even on the same street. Northern Ireland, like anywhere else in the world, has no standard meal times.
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Are there any special traditions for saint Sylvia's feast day
meaning of meal
I'm pretty sure opera can be sung in any language, but most times its sung in Italian French or German
Witnesses have only one 'celebration' that is mandated and that is the 'Lord's Evening Meal' that takes place annually around the time of Easter. Some will also celebrate weddings and anniversaries.
no
there are absolutly no traditions on this day=) -kendrish
I don't think there are any holiday traditions of Buddhism.
any good haitian housewarming traditions and/or gift ideas?
No.
"Pizzico is a really nice Italian restaurant. Surprisingly, they're not known for pizza, but for pasta." "Cassarino's has been voted the best italian restaurant in Providence multiple times, and with good reason."