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In Norway, Christmas presents are traditionally given by "Julenissen," which translates to "the Christmas gnome" or "Santa Claus." He is often depicted as a small, gnome-like figure with a long beard, dressed in a red outfit. On Christmas Eve, families gather to exchange gifts, and children eagerly anticipate his arrival. In some regions, it's also common for families to celebrate with a visit from the "julebukk," another festive character.
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Where does Santa go after he gives presents in the Christmas Islands?
He goes and gives all the presents to everyone in the World!
When does santa come and give presents to kids?
on the night of Christmas eve
What are Swedish Christmas presents called?
It's called "joulu" in Finland and "jul" in Sweden and Norway.
Do Bethlehem gives and gets presents on Christmas?
Yes
Who gives children their Christmas presents in France?
Sainte Nicole
Which Country gives London a Christmas Tree every year?
NORWAY
What country gives London the Christmas tree in Trafalga square?
Norway
Which country gives London trafalgsar square its Christmas tree?
Norway
Who gives the yearly Christmas tree located in trafalgar square?
Norway
Who gives you your presents on Christmas?
Santa Clause traditionally delivers present.
Do Japanese children get presents on Christmas?
Yeah, if someone gives some to them.
Do Japanese children get Christmas presents?
Yeah, if someone gives some to them.
