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An ordinary Christmas in Denmark

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An ordinary Christmas in Denmark er en engelsk-opgave til 8. klasse, afleveret til karakteren 10. Fylder 2 sider (786 ord, ca. 3 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 28. september 2011.

This document describes the unique and cherished Christmas traditions in Denmark. It covers the festive preparations, including calendar candles and homemade decorations, and highlights the importance of food like peppernuts and Risalamande. The text also touches upon the tradition of nisser, Christmas carols, and gift-giving on Christmas Eve, offering insight into Danish culture.

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Fuldstændighed
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  • calendar candle
  • christmas eve
  • christmas in denmark
  • culture
  • danish traditions
  • nisser
  • peppernuts
  • risalamande

On the first of December we light a calendar candle. It has numbers on it and you are only supposed to burn down one number a day, because there is only 24 day until Christmas eve. Many people have other decorations with candles in around the house. At school every class has at least one candle decoration, in many classrooms there are christmas decorations. At home mostly kids but also some adults got christmas calendars. The media also make christmas calendars and then they make a tv series about it, but now im going to tell you a little secret the christmas calendars that the media is doing is alot more lausy than them whit chocolate because whit from the media are only paper whit print on and thats lausy!!!. We do also send Christmas cards to friends and family and the shops are very busy because of all the customers. They are open very late to try and get more people to come and buy. Christmas is an expensive time for most people. Our homes and places of work are decorated with many decorations. We make also decorations out of paper that we then put on Christmas trees. Food is very important at Christmas. It is not considered a proper Christmas if you have not baked your own cookies. We have some ones called peppernuts that are only made at Christmas. In different families they have different traditions about which other biscuits and cakes you must make for Christmas. But in most families they are sure to bake small round biscuits called peppernuts. Adults are invited to various Christmas lunches (they can be and often are in the evening). The police are very busy in December because some people forget that drinking and driving is a bad idea.

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