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Slovak Christmas T raditions

Slovak Christmas T raditions. Christmas Eve in Slovakia. We celebrate Christmas on 24th of December. Christmas Eve is preceded by four advent Sundays. At Christmas Eve we keep a lot of traditions. Ježiško brings us presents after Christmas dinner.

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Slovak Christmas T raditions

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  1. Slovak Christmas Traditions

  2. Christmas Eve in Slovakia • We celebrate Christmas on 24th of December. • Christmas Eve is preceded by four advent Sundays. • At Christmas Eve we keep a lot of traditions. • Ježiško brings us presents after Christmas dinner. • Slovak Christmas are full of symbols. • Most people in Slovakia are Christians, therefore we have a lot of Christian traditions.

  3. Preparations for Christmas Eve • We decorate Christmas tree with our parents, we use figures made of gingerbreads, walnuts and sparklers. It is really funny. • All homes must be clean and sweet-smelling. • Moms with their daughters bake a lot of cakes and they cook Christmas dinner. • Fairy tales are typical for Christmas time. The most popular among children are: Mrázik, Perinbaba, Vianočnéoblátky, Rysavájalovica, Tri oriešky pre Popolušku.

  4. Traditional Dishes • Our Christmas dinner is the best of the year. • We usually pray before Christmas dinner. • Dinner starts with wafers. Every family member should eat one wafer with honey or garlic. Wafer is the symbol of the body of Jesus. • Next we eat kapustnica (it is cabbage soup) and fish with potato salad. • Then we eat opekance with ground poppy seeds and lots of Christmas sweets and cakes.

  5. Christmas Traditions • A burning candle is a symbol of Christmas. • We cut an apple for every member of our family for luck. • Nobody must leave the table during dinner! • We put an extra plate on the table for our close relatives who died. • We put money under the tablecloth. It means a lot of money for all next year. • We keep a scale of a carp for luck.

  6. Traditional Carols • Tichá noc • Poďme bratia do Betlema • Každý deň budú vraj Vianoce

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