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Christmas Traditions Burbea Gabriella Clasa a 6-a B

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Christmas Traditions Burbea Gabriella Clasa a 6-a B

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  1. Christmas Traditions Burbea Gabriella Clasa a 6-a B

  2. Christmas Tree:

  3. A Christmas treeis a decoratedtree, usually an evergreenconifersuch as spruce, pine or fir, traditionallyassociatedwiththecelebration of Christmas. An artificial Christmas treeis an object made toresemblesuch a tree, usually made frompolyvinylchloride . The treewastraditionallydecoratedwithediblessuch as apples, nuts or otherfoods. In the 18th century, it begantobeilluminatedbycandles, whichwithelectrificationcouldalsobereplacedbyChristmas lights. Today, there are a widevariety of traditionalornaments, such as garland, tinsel, andcandycanes. An angel or star maybeplaced at the top of thetreetorepresentthe angel Gabriel or theStar of BethlehemfromtheNativity.

  4. The Pig Sacrifice (Ignat) A few days before the beginning of the holidays the pig sacrifice takes place. This is done on December 20th, the day of St. Ignatius. This tradition is kept particularly in the countryside, where everything takes place according to a closely followed ritual. The origins of this custom date back to immemorial times. It was accepted and absorbed by the Christian religion as a natural part of the local community life. Christianity also bestowed upon it a religious significance, as nobody can taste the food prepared on this day until after the priest has given his blessing.

  5. Carol Singing Carol singing usually marks the start of the 12 days of Christmas. In the villages, children and lads usually go from house to house singing carols. They are organized in a ˝bevy˝ with a clearly defined hierarchy, having a leader and a meeting place. In the past, the lads between 18 and 20 would be the ones going out carol singing. They would find a host in one of the villages and they would always go out on together. If one of them was found alone on the streets of the village, he would be in for quite a severe punishment.During this time everything has to have a festive dimension. Carols create an atmosphere full of optimism, where men make wishes and foster secret desires

  6. Santa Claus Santa Claus, also known as Saint Nicholas, Father Christmas, Kris Kringle and simply "Santa", is a mythical figure with legendary, historical and folkloric origins who, in many Western cultures, is said to bring gifts to the homes of the good children on December 24, the night beforeChristmas. However in some European countries children receive their presents on St. Nicholas' Day, December 6.[1] The modern figure of Santa Claus is derived from the Dutch figure of Sinterklaas, which, in turn, has part of its basis in hagiographical tales concerning the historical figure of Christian bishop and gift-giver Saint Nicholas.

  7. Traditionalsfood DuringChristmastime, Romanian bake or buyvarious special dishes, includingdesserts, sweets or fries. RomaniansmostusuallybakeCozonac, a somewhat of a Panetone made of flour, yolks, yeastandmanyotherdependableingredients, flavors, condimentsandadditions. There are severaltypes of cozonac, withhundreds of recipes. Youcaneitherknead it for hourstobe out in 6 hours or youcanlet it crease for 12 hourstoavoidkneading it. Youcanfillthe cozonac withchestnuts, cocoa, raisins or Turkishdelights. Other Christmas dishes include piftie, sarmale or porkdishes

  8. Merry Christmas!!

  9. I hope you will like our traditions!!

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