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Are there any Swedish housewarming traditions?
Here are SOME swedish traditions! 1. Christmas is on the 24th of December and you open your presents in the evening together with all your family or friends. 2. You eat porridge at Christmas. 3. You traditional swedish food at Christmas. 4. Children put out biscuits and milk for santa Claus at night when he comes down the chimney.
In England do they open Christmas presents on Christmas Day?
In England people do open presents on Christmas day, the day after father Christmas has come
When do some parents open their Christmas presents in France?
Usually adults would exchange their Christmas presents at the beginning of the dinner, or during a pause in that longish dinner on Christmas eve.
Why did the whos still celebrate Christmas after the Grinch stole their presents and food?
Because Christmas isn't about presents and food, it is about celebrating life and togetherness, and the birth of Christ.
Where does Santa go after he gives presents in the Christmas Islands?
He goes and gives all the presents to everyone in the World!
What are chirstmas presents in Sweden called?
Julklappar. Christmas is called Jul.
What is 'Merry Christmas' in Swedish?
Swedish people are generally called 'Swedes'. I go to Sweden about 3 times a year, I'm from there and everyone here in the UK call me a Swede (:If you need to know anything in Swedish - E-mail me - GetAwayFromMee@hotmail.co.uk
Does a witch give presents in Italian Christmas?
yes she is called la befana
When was No Presents for Christmas created?
No Presents for Christmas was created on 1985-12-25.
What language is Gud Jul?
Its Swedish, basically your "merry christmas" I guess.
When does st nikolas bring Christmas gifts?
In The Netherlands, also called Holland, St. Nicolas brings presents on his day, which is December 5th. In the US St. Nicolas brings presents on Christmas.
What does jule mean in Swedish?
In Swedish the word "Jul" means "christmas"
What is the day after Christmas called why is it called this?
Boxing day is the day after Christmas Day. In Britain it was a custom for tradespeople to collect 'Christmas Boxes' of money or presents as thanks for good service through out the year
Are there any Swedish housewarming traditions?
Here are SOME swedish traditions! 1. Christmas is on the 24th of December and you open your presents in the evening together with all your family or friends. 2. You eat porridge at Christmas. 3. You traditional swedish food at Christmas. 4. Children put out biscuits and milk for santa Claus at night when he comes down the chimney.
What are 10 reasons to be good for Christmas?
1. You get presents. 2. The presents are amazing. 3. You get what you want after christmas. 4. When you see your grandparents after christmas you get even more presents
In England do they open Christmas presents on Christmas Day?
In England people do open presents on Christmas day, the day after father Christmas has come
What will I get for Christmas?
Presents!
