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There is no Dutch translation for the word Thanksgiving, because it's not celebrated in the Netherlands. So you just say 'Thanksgiving'.
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How do you say Happy Thanksgiving in Dutch?
I would say: 'Happy thanksgiving'. Because Thanksgiving is an American holiday, not a Dutch, there is no specific translation for it.
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What was the first holiday celebrated by colonists?
Thanksgiving ...
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thanksgiving?
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What was the first actual Thanksgiving called?
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Bon vivant's dream with turkey potatoes and pie?
Thanksgiving or Christmas
Do they celebrate Thanksgiving in the Netherlands?
It seems not too much. Maybe because people are used to being with the whole family and most of the time expat families are the ones away from home. They might be occupied with the Dutch festivities, such as Sinterklaas. Since the kids must pick that up from school, maybe it all becomes too much? I think it would be great if people would join and celebrate even more than when they would at home. Maybe one can be a bit more creative on the content, since it is never the same as at home, but it can still be fun! I remember we had a palm tree as a Christmas tree in the Caribbean!Thanksgiving is a US holiday.
