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E How do the Hungarians celebrate New Diabetes research and clinical practice journal abbreviation D How is New Diabetes research and clinical practice journal abbreviation celebrated in England? J What do you know about Easter celebrations in the US? J What public holidays are there in Hungary?
G How do the English celebrate May Day? Jml What is Guy Fawkes Night? JD How is Armistice Day celebrated? What do Americans celebrate on the third Monday ofJanuary? What is Memorial Day? J What unusual holiday celebration do you fmd interesting? Track Birthdays are usually celebrated at the weekend so that not only the immediate family but also those relatives who live far awa can come.
There is diabetes research and clinical practice journal abbreviation big dinner after which the celebrated member of the family blows out the candles on the cake and gets presents.
The celebration of namedays and wedding anniversaries is not a very big event in all families. At Christmas and Easter, Hungariar families usually spend not only one day together but they invite relatives or go to visít therr for two or three days.
El What are namedays? Nameday celebrations have a Christian origir though nowadays there is no longer any concrete connection to Christianity. Some popular names have several namedays, so the person can choOSl on which day to celebrate.
The first tradition connected to Christmas takes place on the 6th of December when Sant Claus comes to put candies and small toys in red bags into the boots of children. But the most irnportant day is CfiristmasEve whe· the family comes together for the Christmas dinner.
The traditional dishes are fish sour stuffed cabbage, and poppy seed and nut rolls. On this day the Christmas tree is decorated with sweets and cookies, brightly coloured lights, glass ornaments and sparklers, and then Christmas presents are placed under it. While parents and elder brothers and sisters decorate the tree, kids are taken to the cinema or for a walk so that they can believe that baby Jesus and angels have brought the decorated tree and the gifts.
The beautifully wrapped presents are opened ín the evening either before or after the dinner. At midnight a lot of families go to church for the midnight service. On Christmas Day and Boxing Day relatives visít each other and have lunch together. In England the festive season begins at Advent.
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During this time, hilllY-wreaths are made with candles. Christmas Eve is the time for the annual office party and many English people go to a midnight mass, while others go to church on the morning of Christmas Day. When they go to bed, children hang up an old sock at the head of their bed for Father Christmas, also called Santa Claus, to put presents in. The presents are found either in the socks or under the Christmas tree which has been decorated with brightly coloured lights and glass ornaments.
According to old Celtic traditions, the houses are also decorated with evergreen plants like holly and ivy, and mistletoe, the holy plant of the druids, is pinned up.
Unlike many other European countries, it is Christmas Day, not Christmas Eve, that is the most important day of the Christmas holidays. This is the day when families come together, presents are opened and Christmas dinner is eaten. At the start of the meal, most people pull Christmas crackers, which are decorated paper tubes that make a noise when pulled apart.
They diabetes research and clinical practice journal abbreviation a small gift, joke and a paper hat or crown, which is worn during the dinner. Christmas dinner usually consists of roast turkey and roast potatoes and vegetables, followed by a plum pudding. A traditional feature of Christmas afternoon is the Queen's Christmas Message which is broadcast on radio and television at three o'clock in the afternoon.
On 26 December, Boxing Day, fewer and fewer people give gifts or 'boxes' for regular callers, such as dustmen and postrnen, but the day is still called Boxing Day because of this old tradition.
Since Boxing Day is a public holiday, most families spend the day together watching sports and playing boardgames. Shop assistants have to work though, since this is also the first day of the winter sales. E How do the Americans celebrate Christmas? In the US the festive season traditionally begins in November, just after the Thanksgiving holiday. The beginning of the Christmas shopping season is indicated by a spectacular parade in New York City.
Since the US is so multi-cultural, there are many different ways of celebrating Christmas as each nationality has brought its own traditions with them. Americans find it really important to decorate their homes, gardens, offices, and public places both inside and outside.
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Inside the house there is an evergreen tree which they decorate with coloured lights, tinsel, angels, stars and bright ornarnents some time before Christmas. The exterior of almost every building as well as the diabetes research and clinical practice journal abbreviation and yards are adorned with strings of electric lights and even life-sized, illuminated Santas and reindeers. Some people like to drive or walk around neighbourhoods in the Christmas evenings to see the lights displayed on and around other homes.
Like in England, children hang their stockings on the fireplace or the end of their bed to find gifts and goodies in them in the morning. They also find nicely wrapped presents under the Christmas tree then. The Christmas dinner in most families includes turkey or ham, potatoes and pie, and the menu also consists of a lot o: desserts.
At Christmas Eve adults drink eggnog, a drink made of cream, milk, sugar, beateL eggs and brandy or rum.
It is bebeved that if the fire goes out on Christmas Eve, it means bad luck for the coming year. Since in New Zealand and Australia Christmas takes place in the middle of summer, many people organize barbecues for friends and family. As far as I know, Australians used to celebrate Christmas the way the English do, but today the various ethnic groups have transformed the celebrations into a mix of various festivities.
It is customary to eat so-called Vienna sausages with mustard, and roast pig. At 1 midnight people drink champagne and sing the national anthem. Then they go to the streets and watch the fireworks. After the long celebration of the end of the year, on 1 January peoplf spend the whole day resting. They traditionally eat lentils because they are said to bring lud and money.
Eating chicken on this day is considered unlucky since chickens scratch awa your good fortune. D How is New Year's celebrated in 1England?
E What is Easter celebration like in Hungary? At Easter, in Hungary, similarly to other parts of the Christian World, people celebrate th Resurrection, that is, the rising of Jesllls Christ from the tomb three days after his crucifixio:c The manneJ of Christ's death and his resurrectíon prove to Christian people that he was th Son of God.
The boys get chocolate or painted eggs and chocolate ami lehetetlen diabetes kezelésére in return. Egg painting has a long ir radition in Hungary. The patterns range from simple to intricate, and make the egg look 0 ery attractive, for example, a leaf is wrapped around the egg before dipping it in paint. The er. C'n Good Friday, and during the whole Easter period, it is popular to eat hot cross buns, hich are spicy sweet buns with a pastry cross on top.
On this day children get Easter eggs, which symbolise new life and which l :are usually made of chocolate with a present inside.
The dancers wear special costumes, often with small bells around neir legs below the knee. A lot of Americans are fond of traditions such as organising egg hunts '1d egg rolling. Easter parties where the traditional dishes include baked ham, potatoes and egetables are organised. Public holidays in England are called bank holidays because on these days the banks are closed. For the past few years the British have also observed the May Bank Holiday, to be in line with the other EU countries.
May Bank Holiday is the first Monday in May. St Valentine's Day, 14 February, is the day of lovers. People send greetings cards, also called Valentine's cards, to people they love without putting their names on them, and you should try to guess who the sender is.
They may also give flowers or confectionary as a sign of their love, or put ads or short messages in newspapers or magazines. The most popular motifs on the cards are hearts, red roses, doves, and Cupids.
Shops can make huge profits on this day since they sell not only a lot of cards but diabetic gastroparesis treatment various heart-shaped decorations in big quantities too.
D How do the English celebrate May Day? In villages people set up maypoles, that is, tall poles decorated with colourful ribbons, and dance around them. A pretty girl crowned as May Queen and wearing a crowÍÍ of flowers is the central figure in the celebrations and she is driven kezelésére és megelőzésére, cukorbetegség the streets in an open car.
It traditionally takes place on the second Sunday in June and hundreds of people go to watch the 'Trooping of the Colour', that is, the Queen inspecting the troops parading their regimental flag. This is a colourful ceremony which takes place on the Horse Guards Parade in central London, during which soldiers on foot and on horses parade in front of diabetes research and clinical practice journal abbreviation Queen carrying the flags that represent their regiments.
The Queen's official birthday is also the da when British embassies give parties similar to those given by other nations on their Nationa Day or Independence Day. Hallowe'en, 31 October, is the time for children's parties where the most popular games involvt apples which have to be seized with teeth if they are hung on a string, or with a fork in one' mouth if they are floating on water. The apple is then peeled in one long strip, which is throwr over the left shoulder to form the initials of the throwers true 1ove's name.
The children dres up as witches or in other disguises, make lanterns of pumpkins and light candles inside therr to scare the witches away. In recent years English children have alsr started to play 'trick or treat', like American children, so they visit houses wearing costume. This day is celebrated in many countries :ed.
