What are the most important celebrations of your countries or cities? Everyday life and customs

Hello! Today I would like to talk about celebrations in your countries or city because that's a very beautiful argument to talk about.
Thanks for the answers!

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Thank you!
You are Spanish, so what kind of celebration are there?

Thank you!
You are Spanish, so what kind of celebration are there?

i dont really know.... we dont have such a big social life, and actually, im from the netherlands, but now i live in spain 🙂

During the Spring Festival, people will set off fireworks and eat dumplings. Of course, the most important thing for children is the money given to them by their parents😂

It's like what we do in Italy the first day of the year, at midnight!

It's like what we do in Italy the first day of the year, at midnight!

If I'm not wrong the Spring festival is the chinese new year

Ah, it's freak!

Probably Christmas, Easter, New Year…

If I'm not wrong the Spring festival is the chinese new year

Yes, it's the biggest festival in China

Good Friday and Christmas, Easter...when it comes to religion.

In Egypt, we celebrate the month of Ramadan, and this is the most important religious celebration. We fast throughout the month, make lighted lanterns, and decorate the house with a cloth called Khayamiya. We also celebrate Eid al-Fitr, which comes after Ramadan, where everyone bakes sweets, buys new clothes, goes on picnics, and takes trips. There is also Sham El-Nessim, I think, is a Pharaonic holiday in which we eat pickled fish and color eggs. There is also Eid al-Adha in which we slaughter a sheep and make a dish called fattah, and of course we celebrate Christmas with sweets, trips, lights, and decorating the house.

In Egypt, we celebrate the month of Ramadan, and this is the most important religious celebration. We fast throughout the month, make lighted lanterns, and decorate the house with a cloth called Khayamiya. We also celebrate Eid al-Fitr, which comes after Ramadan, where everyone bakes sweets, buys new clothes, goes on picnics, and takes trips. There is also Sham El-Nessim, I think, is a Pharaonic holiday in which we eat pickled fish and color eggs. There is also Eid al-Adha in which we slaughter a sheep and make a dish called fattah, and of course we celebrate Christmas with sweets, trips, lights, and decorating the house.

I know this holiday! People only eat dinner in the evening at that time, right?

well, there's a lot of celebration in here
like
1. Independence Day (we make a lot of competitions/ fun game with prize just for fun)
2. Kartini's Day (National Feminism Day)
3. Pancasila Awakening Day (celebration of the birth of the state constitution)
4. Takbiran (celebration to welcome Eid al-Fitr)
5. Nyepi (a day when Hindus stay at home, and is a national holiday)
6. Heroes' Day (simultaneously holding a ceremony & holiday)
7. Chrismast & New year
8. Chinese & Islam New Year

Wow, there are a lot of celebration in the whole word!

Wow, there are a lot of celebration in the whole word!

haha it is! that's why, even though there is no long summer holiday here, but there are lots of national holidays

I know this holiday! People only eat dinner in the evening at that time, right?

That's right