Is Christmas celebrated in countries other than the US?

In Russia it is celebrated on January 7th.

Other than what? You didn't mention where you live.

Other countries that celebrate Thanksgiving other than the US are Canda, Norfolk island and Liberia ...

Indians have many festival celebrated than other countries in the world. The reason for this is because India is a diverse country full of various cultures, traditions, festivals and dance. Because of being so pompous and diversified Indians have many festival celebrated than other countries in the world. ...

In Canada and US Labor Day is celebrated on the first Monday in September. In most of the other countries it is celebrated on 1st May. ...

Easy just the same as us dude

Yes, they celebrated Christmas in the middle ages, however it was more of a religious celebration than it is today. ...

Christmas. Its celebrated all over the world, whereas Thanksgiving is only celebrated in America I disagree with Christmas. There are many countries in this world that do NOT have Christmas. In fact, the population of the world that celebrates it is smaller than the ones who don't. The entire middle east, Asia, and Africa do not celebrate it. ...

Christmas is celebrated more in the US than the 4th of July.

Other than WHAT, exactly? Semana santa means Easter week; it is celebrated wherever there are Christians, in other words, probably in every country in the world. ...

Canada - second Monday in October Grenada - October 25

It's SO sad. It isn't celebrated other than some cone-shaped trees will have Christmas lights in them. ...

Christmas is not celebrated by the Jews, because they do not accept Jesus as being anything more than just another human being. Only Christians celebrate Christmas, the birth of Jesus Christ. ...

Christmas is not celebrated any longer in Australia than it is in out her countries. In fact, unless one is of a particular cultural background that emphasises Christmas throughout December, it is only a short celebration! lasting from Christmas Eve until Christmas Day. The Boxing Day holiday on the 26th of December is not really considered part of Christmas, as many retailers take advantage of this holiday, offering huge discounts on their products. ...

yes they are celebrated in many countries like armenia , china ,japan and much much more countries ...

Christmas is 12 days long in Ireland, just like it is in all other countries in the world. ...

Christmas Day Its actually more than i its two New Year's day and Christmas Day ...

they did - Christmas was celebrated since the beginning of Christianity - but it was more religious than commercial and full of presents. ...

More Than Likely Its Proly New Years Or Christmas(:

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The Hebrew calendar makes no mention and takes no notice of Christmas, and Christmas is completely irrelevant to the scheduling of any Jewish date for commemoration. You're obviously fishing for 'Hanukkah' as your answer, which, in different years, can occur at anytime from late November through December. Be assured, though, that Chanukah is not celebrated "along with Christmas", any more than Passover is celebrated 'along with' Easter, or Purim along with Washington's Birthday. The reason that Hanukkah is celebrated has to do with...

It is called Little Christmas Eve. In Norway, the holiday is called Lille Julaften and begins the actual celebration part of Christmas (December 23 and 24) rather than the Christmas Eve/Christmas celebrations in other countries. ...

Due to the nature of the terrain and the climate, South Africa will have a hotter Christmas than New Zealand. However, both countries celebrate Christmas during the summer month of December, so both countries have a hotter Christmas than countries in the northern hemisphere. ...

In Japan, Christmas is a commercial, romantic holiday, sort of like Valentine's Day is celebrated in the United States. Gifts are exchanged, a special strawberry and whipped cream Christmas cake is served, and couples have special dinners together. Traditionally, this is celebrated on Christmas Eve, December 24th. Neither the 24th nor the 25th is an official holiday though, so people are still expected to go to work and school on both days. A previous answerer mentioned that Christmas is a 'universal' holiday, and...

Being that South Korea is mostly non-Christian, Christmas isn't a big holiday. Celebrations that do exist are more casual than in other countries, similar to New Year's parties in Western countries. ...