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Mexico

Christmas is a family and community holiday in Mexico, and most Mexicans celebrate with their families. The typical Christmas celebration involves family gatherings, special dinners, and the exchange of gifts. Families gather on Christmas Eve and during Christmas Day to share special moments, enjoy traditional foods.

Traditions and customs:

• Posadas
• Christmas Eve
• Misa de Gallo
• Piñatas
• Christmas Day
• Day of the Holy Innocents
• New year

Food and drinks:

• Romeritos
• Vizcaina style cod
• Christmas punch
• Turkey

Russia

Christmas in Russia is celebrated on January 7 because they use the Julian calendar.They usually eat the dish called Vzvar (made of boiled nuts, raisins and honey) and kutia (sweet porridge with nuts, raisins and honey).In finally, Santa Claus in Russia is called Ded Moroz personified a force of nature during the pre-Christian era for eastern slaves.And he is dressed in blue.

Christmas in australia

In Australia, Christmas comes at the beginning of the summer holidays. Some Australians go out to sing Christmas carols on Christmas Eve. They also decorate their houses with Christmas lights and Christmas trees. Curiosities:

• Some Australians also decorate their houses with bunches of 'Christmas Bush', a native Australian tree with small green leaves and cream colored flowers.

RUSSIA

Christmas in Russia is a significant holiday celebrated on January 7th, following the Julian calendar observed by the Russian Orthodox Church. Another notable tradition is Christmas fortune-telling, originally performed by young, unmarried women in a house or a баня (banya), a typical Russian sauna. In Russian culture, the gift-giver is Ded Moroz (Дед Мороз), meaning "Grandfather Cold," and his granddaughter, Snegurochka. The traditional Russian food during this time is sochivo or kutya, breaking the Advent fast.

Christmas in Burundi

Burundi, a predominantly Christian country, celebrates Christmas with a mix of religious observances, cultural traditions, and festive gathering. Christmas in Burundi primarily celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. Church services and religious activities are central to the observance, with many Burundians attending special Christmas services. They celebrate it with Family and Community. They use to eat Ibihaza, Fruits and Sweets, Beverages.

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Australia

Christmas in Australia means summer celebrations with outdoor barbecues and beach gatherings. Rather than letters, locals meet Santa in person for gift requests. Festive decorations spark friendly neighbor competition. Traditional foods include barbecues, turkey, and plum pudding, while New Year's Eve is marked by fireworks, parties, and dancing until dawn.

Christmas in Philippines

In this country you can see and feel the essence of Christmas starting September until December. It's because Filipinos love it and they do the home decorations, in the malls and anywhere. They also have this Christmas tradition of completing 13 days of attending mass at the church before Christmas so you can make your wish come true. Then, they all prepare Christmas foods and buy 13 fruits that are around in shape for luck. They all wait until 12 am on December 25 and eat together with their families.

Christmas in Canada

They celebrated christmas on 25th of December. It is a public holiday and and it is focussed to the family, exchanging gifts and traditional dinner.

Preparations:

• Several days before
• Shops decorated
• Shopping for gifts
• Common decorations

Netherlands

Christmas in the Netherlands starts with the Sinterklaas season from mid-november to December 5th. After Christmas Eve, they celebrate two days of christmas: December 25th and December 26th. This way they can celebrate christmas with both sides of the family. New Year's Eve is frecuentlly celebrated with friends. After dinner, they eat Oliebollen and enjoy a fireworks show. In this country people love fireworks shows. It is only allowed between December 31 from 10:00 am to January 1th at 2:00 am

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SIDNEY AUSTRALIA

In Australia Christmas are celebrated the same as in the UK, as they have close cultural ties. Nevertheless, in Australia is summer and they spend time at the beach with family and friends. Although it’s summer they decorate their houses and streets the same as in the UK. Traditionally they eat roast turkey, kangaroo meat, pavlova cake etc. for dessert Ginger pudding is typical.

New Zealand

Christmas in New Zealand is very different because it coincides with the summer vacations. They have a tradition of celebrating Christmas with the family on the beaches. Christmas trees are different. They are called Pohutukawa. One of the most popular streets to see the houses decorated with Christmas lights is Franklin Street in downtown Auckland. The food typical is sliced ham and for dessert, raisin pudding/cake with fruit . Cathedrals, especially in Auckland and churches have a lot of people on this Christmas Day

Germany

Christmas in Germany is a joyous occasion filled with cherished traditions. The festive season kicks off with the Advent period, marked by the lighting of candles on wreaths. Christmas markets, adorn cities with enchanting displays, offering delicious treats and handcrafted goods. St. Nicholas Day on December 6th brings . However, the heart of the celebration is Heiligabend, Christmas Eve, when families come together to exchange gifts and savor a special meal, creating a warm and magical atmosphere throughout the country.

USA

-Decorate the Christmas tree in the family -The children write a letter from Santa -Make a gingerbread house -Sing Christmas carols around the houses -Use an “ugly sweater”

Morocco

Ramadan is the month of spirituality, prayer, charity, eating and srinking from sunrise to sumset. And i will be talk about the tradicion to do in this month.

Sweden

They celebrate on 13th of December, the party is called Sant Lucía. They celebrate processions and they dress special.Also, they build a monument every year, a special Gävle goat on the castle square, it 13 meters high and it wighed 3 tons. The tradicional food is the Jansons Frestelse or the Köttbullar.

Mexico

. In Mexico Christmas is celebrated with family and friends. The most traditional activity is piñata, representing the deadly sins, is a colorful symbol of the fight against temptation. Although, Christmas Eve,marked by the "Posada" tradition followed by a festive dinner. For Childrens, they receive gifts on January 6 during Epiphany.In this country religion is very important for everybody, and that's why they like Christmas so much. Finally, they celebrate this special date by eating traditional food like turkey, tamales, menudo, pozole, and dessert churros,while drinking ponchel, pozol, and atole are enjoyed.

COLOMBIA

The first date of celebration that we have in December is "El dia de las velitas" which is celebrated on December 6 and 7, all families meet to light candles inside lanterns to ask for blessings for their home from the Virgin Mary for them.

People in Colombia during Christmas are only sharing food and gifts with their families the night of December 24th until the next morning of the 25th.

JAPAN

The holiday season in Japan seems to be celebrated the exact opposite way as it is in western countries. In Japan, Christmas is the time for friends and couples to have parties, make plans to meet up for dinner and celebrate as much as they can. And New Year is the time of the year when all members of the family come together, visit the temple, and usher-in January 1st, with food and drinks One fun fact about the holiday season in Japan is that Christmas Eve (December 24) is the most romantic day of the year. It’s the Japanese version of Valentine’s Day.

Christmas in Guam

Celebrating Christmas on Guam is quite different from traditional customs and legend. For instance, you might find Santa and his elves relaxing in the shade of a coconut tree on a white-sand beach, wearing shorts and slippers instead of a red suit and boots. Or, you might be surprised to discover Santa delivering gifts from a carabao-drawn cart instead of a sleigh pulled by eight reindeer.

Magof Nochebuena Peace Festival The 3rd annual Magof Nochebuena (A Happy Good Night) Peace Festival features an array of colorful Christmas light installations displayed throughout the historic gardens of the Government House in Agana Heights. The Peace Festival also features nativity displays and special scenes decorated by the villages on the Mayors Council of Guam Christmas Train.

Germany

1. Advent Traditions
2. Christmas markets
3. Heiligabend
4. Continued Festivities
5. Culinary Delights

SAUDI ARABIA

Eid al-fiter consists of the celebration that ends Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and the holiest month of the Muslim religion since it commemorates that moment in wich the Quran was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad. It is characterized by rigorous fasting form dawn to dusk, a month in which spiritual purification is sought by increasing prayer and acts of charity.