sinkerklass he comes on the 5th of december. :D with Zwarte Piet his little helper friends (like elves but bigger lol ) he comes on a white horse heres more vvvvvv http://www.galactic-guide.com/articles/13R2.html
The Dutch call Santa simply Kerstman, which translates to Christmas-man. Incidentally Santa was introduced to the US by Coca Cola based on the dutch Sinterklaas tradition. Santa was then reimported back to the Netherlands so they now have both Sinterklaas and Santa.
For the Flemish 'De Kerstman', for the Walloons 'Père Noël'.
He is called "Kerstman" (Christmas man) in the Dutch Speaking part and "Pere Noel" (Father Christmas) in the French Speaking part of Belgium.
His Swiss German name is Samichlaus. There are many in Switzerland who speak French. The French name for Santa Claus is "Pere Noel", which translates to "Father Christmas"!
Santa Claus, as the figure associated with Christmas, is called "Kerstman" in Belgium. However, since Santa Claus is an amalgamation of the figures Sinterklaas (Netherlands, Belgium), Father Christmas (UK) and other traditions of Christmas gift-bringers. One could say Santa Claus is called "Sinterklaas" in Belgium. Though the Belgian people celebrate Sinterklaas on December 6th.
In Dutch : Sinterklaas In Franch : Saint Nicolas
In Belgium Santa Claus is known as Père Noël, Kerstman, Sinterklaas, or Saint Nicholas.
The country in which Santa Claus is called Sinterklaas is the Netherlands. In France Santa is called Pere Noel and in Brazil he is called Papai Noel.
Natives fom Belgium are called Belgians.
Santa will be in Grayling, Michigan at about 1:00 a.m. Right now he is in Belgium!
There is Santa Claus / Père Noël / Kerstman as one figure, and Sinterklaas / Saint Nicholas as the other. In the US, these figures would probably be merged, but in Belgium they are representatives of distinct holidays.
People born in Belgium are called Belgians
belgium dances are called belgium dances becuase they are dances and they are danced or originally come from belgium. smart people would already know that a belgium dance is called a belguim dances. :) the awesome one wrote this answer for you
Santa, or Santa Claus
In Finland, Santa is sometimes called that.
a person from Belgium is called a Belgian.