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Q: What do Germans drink on Christmas day?
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What do Germans serve on Christmas Day?

They drink and eat Christmassy things and also drink things like Glühwein :) and also they make the city and their homes pretty :)


What do Germans display on Christmas day?

a tree


What day do the Germans celebrate Christmas?

December 24.


What day to Germans celebrate Christmas?

DECEMBER 24


What day do Germans exchange their Christmas gifts on?

They exchange gifts on the 24th of December


What day is Christmas celibrated on in Germany?

December 25th. Many open gifts on the night before.


What happened on Christmas Day while soldiers were in the trenches?

The Germans and the English played football together


Do Germans celebrate Christmas?

Yes but their Santa comes on feast of St. Nick day the presents are delivered on Christmas by the Christ child.*celebrateand yes they do


What day do the germans put up their Christmas tree?

On Christmas Eve, some Germans celebrate by going to church, eat carp, decorate tree, and exchange presents. Those that don't celebrate on Christmas Eve, do so on Christmas Day. They also have a holiday on December 26, when they spend time with family and usually eat goose.


How many people enjoy eggnog?

Yes, eggnog is a traditional Christmas drink.


What bread do Germans traditionally eat at Christmas?

Germans traditionally eat stollen, a fruited yeast bread, at Christmas.


Why do Germans celebrate Christmas on December 24th?

On the Wallaby's original answer:Germans do not restrict their Christmas celebrations to the 24th of December. Christmas Day is also important. The German tradition of celebrating Christmas on Christmas Eve comes from the old belief that Christ was born in the evening, rather than on Christmas morning. Germans and, in other countries, Lutherans with German ancestry, open their Christmas presents on Christmas Eve, and the Christmas Eve service is a celebration of the Christ-child which, to many people, is more significant than Christmas morning services.