Names of other countries that celebrate Thanksgiving?

Thanksgiving is about America, so most other countries do not celebrate it.

Thanksgiving is a holiday celebrated in America because of the help offered to the new settlers by the Indians their first winter here. Other countries do not celebrate Thanksgiving since the historic basis is unique to America, but there may be similar holidays where other countries celebrate what they are thankful for.

Mexico does not celebrate Thanksgiving day. Thanksgiving is mainly a United States and Canadian holiday, though other countries have holidays similar to Thanksgiving.

Yes, Canada does.

The U.S. and Canada celebrate Thanksgiving. Some countries which celebrate a similar holiday include Germany, Japan, and Liberia.

Thanksgiving is a purely American occasion. No other countries commemorate this.

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

Canada, Liberia, and the Netherlands.

Im pretty sure they don't celebrate thanksgiving, considering it's an american holiday.

Thanksgiving is a American holiday. It's when Americans came to America.

The country of Italy doesn't seem to have an official Thanksgiving celebration, but people from other countries who live there probably celebrate it on the date of their home country.

countries who don't celebrate Christmas - prehaps other religion places e.g - India

Canada's one of them

Yes, many countries such as Germany, Grenada, Korea, and Japan celebrate something like the North Americans' Thanksgiving Day. See link:

No Targets are open on Thanksgiving. They are closed so they can get ready for Black Friday shopping. In other countries, the case might be different because those countries may not celebrate Thanksgiving.

Canada is the only other country that celebrates Thanksgiving besides the US. However, they do not have Thanksgiving on the same day as US as it is celebrated on October 8.

Some do but not all of them different countries have different cultures which requires different foods.

Thanksgiving is a US holiday. Samoans and other nations do not celebrate the US thanksgiving.

Yes. Thanksgiving as a holiday is in fact celebrated in many countries. Thanksgiving is essentially a harvest related festival. It celebrates the harvest when it is completed. Though it is often said to have been originated in America, a number of other countries celebrate harvest related festivals and had done so long before the Pilgrims. Worldwide, harvest celebrations are observed with different names and at different times depending on the harvest season of the country.

it is an American holiday, started by the pilgrims when they arrived in the us on the mayflower. some other countries have adopted it, though.

Both the United States and Canada celebrate what is called "Thanksgiving Day." However the name similarity, the dates of and meanings behind both country's celebrations are different.

Thanksgiving is strictly an American holiday. The Pilgrims came to America not Sweden. This is like asking if other countries celebrates the 4th of July on July 4th?

Thanksgiving was first celebrated when the colonist founded James Town in America. Other countries don't celebrate it because it has nothing to do with their country. Although some countries may have there own thanksgiving event for one of their accomplishments.

Haiti does not celebrate Thanksgiving, though they may have other celebrations that are similar.

For the same reason as other countries celebrate thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is the celebration of the harvest, the bountiful time when all the effort of the spring planting and summer growing season are collected and shared. Canadians celebrate this a few weeks earlier than our American cousins to the south because our harvest comes sooner.

because other countries don't celebrate it, and if they do its not for the same reason we do. we celebrate it because we were thankful to the Indians for helping us strive in our new country

Thanksgiving isn't celebrated in Norway. Thanksgiving is an British and American holiday, some other countries have different names for it.

Canada has Thanksgiving (2nd Monday in October), the USA has Thanksgiving (4th Thursday in November), but no other countries have a National Day of Thanksgiving. Not even Australia. The Canadian and American troops located in Afghanistan do have a celebration to remember the day, but the people of Afghanistan do not have a Thanksgiving Day.

Canada celebrates Thanksgiving in October.

The tradition of Thanksgiving is not strictly an American tradition per say. This holiday is celebrated in many countries including Canada, and normally follows the last major harvest of the season. Although in other countries it may be celebrated under a different name. The term Thanksgiving itself is strictly a north American tradition used in both the US and Canada.

apparently they don't even actually celebrate it . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Spain doesn't celebrate Thanksgiving, because remember the Pilgrims came to America to Plymouth rock and that's the reason Americans celebrate Thanksgiving. So, really no other country other than North America celebrates it. However, they celebrate Día de los Muertos. (Day of the dead) and I think that's similar to Thanksgiving for them. :)

Usually, no. Thankgiving is an "American" holiday. People or other countries, besides the United States, only celebrate Thanksgving if they are originally from America or there is some reason for American influence.

Thanksgiving Day is not celebrated anywhere other than the US.

Along with the United States, Canada celebrated Thanksgiving.

other countries have Christmas Day, New Years Day, Independence Day, Labor Day and Valentines Day. there are also few countries that also celebrate Thanksgiving Day.

What countries celebrate Christmas other then December? Or What countries don't Celebrate Christmas at all?

No, it is celebrated in other countries such as Canada. The basis to Thanksgiving in America are unrelated to the other Thanksgiving holidays. The reason it is unrelated is because Thanksgiving was to celebrate the co mingling and help the native Americans gave to the Pilgrims. By showing them how to make a crop live long enough to be fruit full. So in Essenes thanksgiving is only an American holiday.

In the US, Independence Day (July 4), Presidents' Day (February), Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Day (January), Thanksgiving (November), etc.

In Brazil Thanksgiving is celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November. Brazilians celebrate Thanksgiving much the same as other parts of the world with a big celebratory dinner surrounded by family and friends.

Each region has its unique customs and traditions to jubilate the occasion. Canada celebrates thanksgiving on the second Monday in the month of October. India also has a number of harvest related festivals in different regions. Other Asian countries such as China, Malaysia and Korea celebrate the festival on different dates. Harmony, peace, feeling gratitude is the underlying theme of the celebration all over the world.

Most countries celebrate christmas, but Asians celebrate christmas other way.

No. As a nation, we do not celebrate Thanksgiving in Ireland. Thanksgiving, which is an American holiday, celebrates the coming together of the Native Americans and Pilgrims to celebrate the first harvest. It has subsequently become a day of "giving thanks"- This is a purely American holiday. Some other countries have different forms of Thanksgiving, but not this particular one. There may also be other forms of "being thankful' here but nothing linked back to…

Yes, members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) in the United States celebrate Thanksgiving and all other national holidays.

Chuseok began as a celebration in korea, united states, japan, china and the other countries of asia to remember their ancestors and as a thanksgiving to each and every person who celebrate this festival.

No we don't celebrate Thanksgiving in venezuela. Certain institutes, mainly US citizens organize a small dinner among them, joined by some venezuelans. Other than that the US embassy celebrates with a the thanksgiving dinner, but it's only employees..

Yes, Catholics do celebrate Mother's Day each year. Catholics celebrate every holiday that other people celebrate such as Thanksgiving and 4th of July.

Germans celebrate Erntedankfest, which is their version of Thanksgiving. It's not celebrated on a certain date; different regions may celebrate on different days. It is more religious in nature than the American Thanksgiving. Many families serve traditional German foods instead of turkey and other dishes associated with American Thanksgivings.

they do turkey and the traditions is from the indians. This is not complete go to other links to find out === ===

Thanksgiving is not a Norwegian tradition, but some still celebrate it, and in some stores you can even buy decorations. Other than those who choose to celebrate it, Norwegians normally just eat regular dinner.

The United States and Canada Thanksgiving is predominately celebrated in the United States and Canada, Canada on the second Monday of October and the United States on the fourth Thursday of November. Other countries that celebrate Thanksgiving are: Liberia (West Africa) - fourth Thursday of November The Netherlands - same day as the U.S. Thanksgiving - A non-denominational church service is held in the Pieterskerk, a Gothic church in Leiden, in the morning. It commemorates…