free talk 4:What will you do on Christmas Day?Why do you want to do that?Why do many ChineseWhat will you do on Christmas Day?Why do you want to do that?Why do many Chinese people like Christmas Day?_作业帮
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free talk 4:What will you do on Christmas Day?Why do you want to do that?Why do many ChineseWhat will you do on Christmas Day?Why do you want to do that?Why do many Chinese people like Christmas Day?
free talk 4:What will you do on Christmas Day?Why do you want to do that?Why do many ChineseWhat will you do on Christmas Day?Why do you want to do that?Why do many Chinese people like Christmas Day?
1.I will exchange gifts with my friends,and get more gifts from my parents.2.I want to do that because I think gifts represent the friendship and parent's love.It will make me feel good.3.Because they like the culture in foreign country,they want to experience diffient festival.
1：在圣诞节那天你将做些什么？2：为什么你想那么做？3：为什么很多中国人喜欢圣诞节？这很像通用英语四星的考题嘛。不知你要翻译还是范文。
i will fuck u from morning to midnight,and then eat u
圣诞节那天你将做什么？你为什么想做？为什么许多中国人喜欢圣诞节？
要以这个问题写一篇英文作文英语翻译1.On which day do people celebraty Christmas?2.what do people usually do during Christmas day?3.Do you know which holiday they are?4.Who can tell me on which day people celebrate this festival?5.Do you knowany more Thanksgiving Day?6._作业帮
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英语翻译1.On which day do people celebraty Christmas?2.what do people usually do during Christmas day?3.Do you know which holiday they are?4.Who can tell me on which day people celebrate this festival?5.Do you knowany more Thanksgiving Day?6.
英语翻译1.On which day do people celebraty Christmas?2.what do people usually do during Christmas day?3.Do you know which holiday they are?4.Who can tell me on which day people celebrate this festival?5.Do you knowany more Thanksgiving Day?6.
人们在哪一天庆祝圣诞节?Dec.25th人们通常在圣诞节做些什么事?Gether together,have a party,go shopping,send and recieve presents...你知道这些是什么节日吗?谁能告诉我,人们在哪一天庆祝这个节日你还知道一些关于感恩节的事吗?thanks giving dinner,turkey,pumpin pie...Christmas in Canada
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Christmas in CanadaMany Christians in Canada mark the birth of Jesus Christ on December 25, which is known as Christmas Day. It is a day of celebration when many Canadians exchange gifts and enjoy festive meals.
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Many Canadians have a day off work on December 25 and many spend the day with close relatives or friends. It is customary to exchange gifts, enjoy a special festive meal and, perhaps, attend a special church service. However, some people, particularly in Quebec, do some or all of these things on Christmas Eve as well as, or instead of, on Christmas Day.
The traditions centered on Christmas gifts in Canada vary a lot between families. In some families, a mythical figure called Santa Claus brings gifts. He travels on a sleigh pulled by reindeer, enters homes via the chimney and leaves presents and candy in Christmas stockings or in a pile under the Christmas tree. In other families, individual members exchange carefully selected gifts. Popular gifts are toys, games and candy for children and clothes, music, alcohol and practical or luxury items for adults. Canadians may open their presents on Christmas Eve after a special church service or during the morning or after lunch on Christmas Day.
Some people consume large quantities of food and drinks on Christmas Day. The day may start with a cooked breakfast, such as ham and eggs or pancakes. Lunch is often a very large meal with a stuffed or dressed roast turkey, potatoes, a selection of vegetables and cranberry sauce and gravy to add flavor. After the savory part of the meal, plum or Christmas pudding is traditionally eaten. Some families also eat a large evening meal, perhaps based around a leg of pork or ham, or re-heat the leftovers from the lunch. During the day, many types of sweet and savory snacks are served, including candy, oranges or mandarins, nuts and butter tarts or shortbread.
Public life
Christmas Day is a national public holiday in Canada. Schools, post offices and many businesses and organizations are closed on Christmas Day. Some stores may be open. Many public transport services are closed or offer a reduced service. When Christmas Day falls on a Sunday or Saturday that is a non-working day, workers are entitled to a holiday with pay on the working day immediately preceding or following the general holiday.
Background
Many Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus of Nazareth in Bethlehem on December 25, although the true date and year of his birth is unclear. The tradition of celebrating his birth at the end of December may come from the widespread European tradition of celebrations around the winter solstice. Christians who follow the Eastern Orthodox tradition celebrate the birth of Jesus on January 7, while it is marked on January 6 by the Armenian Apostolic Church.
There are many symbols of Christmas. These include images of baby Jesus and the Holy family in the stable, stars and Christmas trees. Another important symbol of Christmas is Santa Claus. This is a mythical figure with origins in European, particularly British, Dutch and German, cultures. He is a jolly man who wears a red suit, has a long white beard, lives at the North Pole and travels in a sleigh pulled by reindeer. On Christmas Eve, he travels to the homes of children and leaves them presents in Christmas stockings or under the Christmas tree.
The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), which monitors and controls the aerospace above the United States and Canada, even "monitors" Santa's movements during November and December. Images and models of Santa Claus and actors playing his role can be seen in many places in the lead up to Christmas.
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