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What do people eat for Christmas dinner in outer Mongolia?
They do not celebrate Christmas there.
What do people do in France when they celebrate Christmas?
First their children find their gifts hanging on the Christmastree,then when they celebrate have a nice big Christmas dinner with their family!!!:):):)
When does japan open there Christmas presents?
Japanese people that are Christian and celebrate Christmas do so on Christmas Day.
How do the people in the Bahamas celebrate Christmas?
Well we Bahamians celebrate Christmas by having dinner, a Christmas party, with families and friends,, We go to mass, we travel, And of course we go to junkanoo.
Where do Japanese people celebrate Christmas?
If they choose to celebrate they do so wherever they are on that day, just like everyone else.
Why don't Japanese people celebrate Christmas?
Christmas is a Christian religious celebration. Very few Japanese follow Christianity, most follow religions called Buddhism or Shintoism. Some modern Japanese may be inclined to celebrate christmas by giving gifts, but not observing any religious aspects
What is often the traditions Christmas day meal in Japan?
There is really no traditional Christmas Day meal, though Japanese people usually do buy (generally a strawberry shortcake) Christmas cake.
What do many people eat in japan on Christmas day?
Japan is not Christian and doesn’t celebrate Christmas.
How do new zealand people celebrate special days?
In New Zealand we celebrate Christmas by giving or sending gifts to each other and spending time with family we also have a christmas brekfast lunch or dinner
How do the people from Malta celebrate Christmas?
Hey I'm from Malta and we usually celebrate Christmas by decorating our homes, doing some friendly competitions, gathering with family and friends for dinner and also we have the midnight mass.
How do people in Korea celebrate Christmas?
how do people in korea celebrate Christmas
Who are the people celebrate Christmas?
Christian Celebrate Christmas...
