Ivana Ciric
Profesor profesional
Christmas holiday is not over yet:-)

How many of the members know that there are a lot of us here who celebrate the Christmas on the January the 7th? And why? :-)

4 de ene. de 2015 17:56
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                                          Osmehe, ljubav i zdravlje vam zelim.

                                                               Srećan Božić svima!

7 de enero de 2015
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Hello,yes,I know,of course,my parents came from  Russia.And new Year is celebrated on January,13 th.

6 de enero de 2015
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Very nice There are many things in the world that I don't know specially about other countries and cultures, That's why I enjoy learning new languages.

4 de enero de 2015
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Grazie, Carmelo. Sapendo che ci sono molti russi qui che parlano italiano ti ringrazio anche al loro nome:))Hvala e spasiba:-)non so scrivere in cirillico russo, scusatemi.

7 de enero de 2015
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And not only, there are some other countries whose churches respect so called Julian calendar which differs from the official Gregorian calendar in 13 days. That's why we celebrate Christmas 13 days later and there is also a custom to celebrate Orthodox New year on the January 13th - 14th. So we have two New Years both very celebrated and popular and since the country is surrounded by cathoclic countries with a lot of catholics who live in Serbia (Hungarians, Croatians, Slovenians)we could say that we celebrate two Christmases as well. This is very nice and I wanted to share it with all of you on Italki.

4 de enero de 2015
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