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La Befana is an aged spirit who leaves gifts for children in?
She leaves gifts for children in Italy
Who brings good gifts to children in Italy?
la befana
La Befana is an aged spirt who leaves gifts for children in?
shoes
What does La Befana leave gifts for children in according to Italian Christmas traditions?
Stockings are what La Befana leaves gifts for children in according to Italian Christmas traditions. The presents may be appreciated in the case of candy and toys for a year of good behavior or dreaded in terms of coal, garlic, and onion for misbehavior.
In which country do children receive gifts from la befana the kindly old witch?
Italy
Who gives gifts to the boys and girls in the Netherlands?
la befana
Do Italian children believe in La Befana?
No, some children do not believe in La Befana while yes, others do. As in the United States of America regarding Santa Claus and holiday gift-giving, children enjoy the excitement of ritual and traditions involving special foods, games, and gifts.
What is 'la befana' when translated from Italian to Russian?
Befana is an old woman who delivers gifts to children throughout Italy on Epiphany Eve (the night of January 5). She is similar to Santa Claus. There is no Russian word for Befana, since this is an Italian custom.
Do Italians believe in la befana?
No, some children do not believe in La Befana while yes, others do. As in the United States of America regarding Santa Claus and holiday gift-giving, children enjoy the excitement of ritual and traditions involving special foods, games, and gifts.
What is the name of the country whose traditions include La Befana's gift-giving to children?
La Befana is a custom in Italy.
How do you pronounce La Befana?
la Befana
What does La Befana do?
The night of January 5th, the Christian feast of the Epiphany, is when La Befana appears in Italy. It will be nice to receive her gifts in the morning but it will not be nice -- the result will be a whack of her broomstick -- to try to see her during her gift-giving since she has a lot of things to do and places to go.
