The same way they do in most other countries.
People in Germany still celebrate Christmas on 25 December, just as people in most countries do. However, many German people (and people of German descent in other countries) have extensive celebrations on Christmas Eve, on 24 December.
Most people in the USA do celebrate Christmas. In other places some people celebrate it different. So people do celebrate Christmas! Some with Santa and some with other things! MERRY CHRISTMAS!
People in New Zealand celebrate Christmas on the same day as people from other countries do, and that is on 25 December. This happens to coincide with New Zealand's summer season.
Those that are Christian celebrate Christmas and those of other religions do not celebrate it.
people who are christian/catholic in India celebrate Christmas other Hindu or Sikh people don't celebrate Christmas
the people in Spain celebrate what would be Christmas to eople in the USA and other countries although in different parts of Spain they celebrate Christmas on December 25
First of all it is Do Mexicans Celebrate Christmas. Yes they do we celebrate Christmas a lot different than other people.
This question makes no sense. It sounds like you're asking what to get people (who celebrate Hanukkah) for Christmas. People who celebrate Hanukkah do not want Christmas presents. They do not celebrate Christmas.
Irish people celebrate Christmas. They put up decorations and trees, buy presents, eat Christmas dinners, go to parties, go to religious services and so on, similar to what is done in many other countries.
Other religions don't celebrate Christmas. However, some people from other religion might exchange gifts etc, just because they like to. # They do not celebrate christmas
Italian people sometimes travel to other countries to visit family on Christmas, but it is normal to spend Christmas at home in Italy. Many people travel to Italy to celebrate Christmas as well.