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What country celebrates Christmas different from the US?
what country celebrates christmas on a differnt day than december 25
How can you compare Christmas in the US and Christmas in Spain?
the day is different (US = 25th, spain = 6th)
How is Christmas in Italy different from Christmas in the US?
Mario is Santa. And they eat pizza instead of Christmas pudding
Do different countries celebrate Christmas in ways that are different from the celebrations in the US?
one way countries celebrate Christmas different from the U.S is .That not every puts stockings up
What holidays in Poland are different from those in the US?
The most different holiday is Velia, which is Polish Christmas Eve. They do not eat any meat but the desserts are amazing! They also celebrate Christmas for an entire week and the preparation is much more elaborate than what any American would do.
How does the us celebrated Christmas than other foreign country?
Easy just the same as us dude
What unique things does US do for Christmas that other countries don't?
U.S. doesn't have any unique thing(s) that they do for christmas all countries do the same and different families do different things
What is the average postage cost of a Christmas card from the US to the UK?
Unless your card is larger than normal, it shouldn't cost any more than a first-class postage stamp to mail a Christmas card from the US to the UK.
Why did the US do the Christmas bombing?
Well ,why did the us do the Christmas bombing?
Is Christmas celebrated in countries other than the US?
Of course! In some countries its just a different date
How do vampires celebrate Christmas different than humans?
We celebrate Christmas like any other mortal we celebrate Christ's birth let the little ones open gifts! Please don't mistake us for being evil! We have every right to up there same chances as you!
How many people in the US celebrate Christmas?
Approximately 95% of the United States population celebrates the Christmas holiday annually. Of this amount, about 15% are non-Christians, and up to 80% of non-Christian Americans celebrate Christmas.
