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New Year’s Traditions in different countries

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In Denmark people save all of their unused dishes and plates until the 31st of December when they brake them against the doors of their friends and family. Denmark

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In Spain, the New Year’s tradition for good luck is to stuff 12 grapes in your mouth at midnight to achieve good luck for the next year. Spain

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In Bulgaria people celebrate Christmas on the 25 th of December by burning money. Bulgaria

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In Japan Christmas Day feast includes wings by Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC). Japan

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In China people celebrate New Year twice. China

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In Ireland it’s traditional to leave a mince pie and a bottle of Guinness out as a snack for Santa. Ireland

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In Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, on Christmas Eve morning all the roads are closed to cars so people can ski. Venezuela

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In France people usually put in front of the fireplace their shoes instead of hanging stockings. France

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Finnish Santa Clause is called “ Joulu Pukki ” which means “Christmas Goat”. Finland

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In Brazil instead of decorating a fir tree people are more likely to decorate a palm tree. Brazil

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Germans celebrate Christmas on the 6 th of December because it’s St. Nicolas’ Day. Germany

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In the UK people believe that the first They believe that the first guest for the year would bring fortune for them. He should be a male, should enter through the front door and bear some traditional gifts. The UK

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Italians like to throw away some broken, old or simply unwanted items right from their windows. It symbolises letting go of unhappiness in preparation for the future. Italy

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Christmas in Australia land falls in the summer time. So, it makes sense that Santa changed his reindeer for kangaroos. Australia