Questions on Ethiopia.
Where do Ethiopian people celebrate Christmas?
Answer:
The Christmas celebration is in the Ethiopian Orthodox Church is called Ganna or Genna. Most people go to Church on Christmas day.
When do Ethiopian people celebrate Christmas?
Answer:
Ethiopia and especially the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church celebrates Christmas on January 7th, not December 25th.
What are the well known foods in On Christmas in Ethiopia?
Answer:
Traditional Christmas foods in Ethiopia include wit which is a thick and spicy stew that contains meat, vegetables and sometimes eggs, sounds yummy!. Wit is eaten on a plate of injera, a flat bread. Pieces of the injera are used as an edible spoon to scoop up the wit.
Why is Christmas in Ethiopia on January the 7th?
Answer:
As the months of the Ethiopian calendar are different, Genna is on the 29th day of the month of Tahsas. The Ethiopian Orthodox Church considers January 7th to be the day of Jesus' birth and is therefore the day for major religious activity in Ethiopia.
Questions on Brazil
What day is Christmas celebrated in Brazil
Answer:
Friday, 25 December
What are the well known foods in On Christmas in Brazil
Answer:
Favourite Christmas foods in Brazil include pork, turkey, ham, salads and fresh and dried fruits. Everything is served with rice cooked with raisins and a good spoon of "farofa" seasoned manioc flour. Popular Christmas desserts include tropical and ice cream.
Where did you celebrate Christmas?
Answer:
The celebration of Christmas started in Rome about 336 (but it did not become a major Christian festival until the 9th century. Many Christmas traditions, such as decorating trees, started in Germany and later spread to other parts of the world, notably England and the United States.
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Kia ora Helina. These are great facts about these countries. It's interesting how Christmas is so different in different countries! Maybe you could make a quiz and post it on your blog to see if people can remember these facts?
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