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Tuesday, 12 December 2017

we are learning about Christmas traditions around the world. Today I learned 8 diffrent ways to say 'Happy Christmas'.

  • Mexican   -    Feltz Navidad
  • Swedish   -    God Yul
  • Italian       -    Buon Natale
  • German    -    Froliche Weinachten
  • Netherlands - Froleijk Kerstfeest
  • Danish     -     Glaedelig
  • Polish       -     Wesolych Swiat
  • Greek       -     Kala Christougenna




Today I learned that dutch people celebrate st nicolas day. saint nicolasarrives on the last stuerday in november, riding a white horse
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2 comments:

  1. JadeF_SLJ2:52 pm, December 18, 2017

    Hi there Connie

    My name is Jade F and I am one of the bloggers in the Summer Learning Journey Programme for your school cluster this summer break.

    That's very interesting that you learnt about Christmas and how to give a Christmas greeting in different languages and quite handy for this up-coming holiday! If you had to choose your favourite international Christmas greeting, what would it be and why? Mine would probably be Feliz Navidad because it reminds me of the Christmas song so I would probably sing it to people when I greet them!

    Hope to hear from you soon and I look forward to seeing more blog posts from you over the summer!

    Jade F :)

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    1. Anonymous11:23 am, August 31, 2018

      Hi sorry this took me so long I took a stroll down memory lane, mine would be Feltz Navidad too because It is fun to say and also It's a great way to great others.
      sincerly
      Connie

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