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What do children leave outside the door in Germany?
Their shoes.
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What is the name of the food eaten in Greenland and how is it made?
It´s called Kiviak. Bird meat is wrapped in seal skin and left under a rock for months.
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What do people eat at Christmas in Japan?
Kentucky Fried Chicken
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In Norway, who steals something and what do they take ?
People believe that witches steal brooms.
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In which country and city do people rollerskate to mass at Christmas?
In Caracas, Venezuela.
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What do they do in Gävle in Sweden?
They build an enormous straw goat and set fire to it.
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What animal does Sinterklaas have and what do children leave out for it?
He has a horse and the children leave hay, carrots and sugar.
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When is Christmas celebrated in Russia and the Ukraine?
On 7th January.
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How do they celebrate the beginning of the Christmas celebrations in Colombia?
They light candles on 8th December.
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Where does Sinterklaas travel to and where does he come from?
He comes from Spain and he travels to Holland.
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How do they scare naughty children in Austria?
A person dresses up as a scary monster and chases them.
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What direction of the shoe means that a woman will get married next year in the Czech Republic?
Ponting to the door.
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What do the women in the Czech Republic do?
They throw a shoe over their shoulder.
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What is Loksa and what does it mean if it sticks to the ceiling?
It´s a kind of pudding. If it sticks to the ceiling it means that next year will be prosperous.
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Who comes to visit children in Iceland and for how many nights?
Trolls come for 13 nights.
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Why do they fire guns in Norway?
They fire guns to scare away witches.
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What do naughty children get in Iceland?
They get rotten potatoes.
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