31 december, 2004
En weg met 2004...
Vadertje Tijd klopt weer op de deur vandaag en gaat ons feliciteren met wederom een nieuw jaar. Gefeliciteerd, we hebben er met z'n allen weer eentje overleefd! Nu de volgende weer.
Op deze website kun je lezen hoe je Gelukkig Nieuwjaar in een andere taal zegt en wat daarbij de tradities zijn.
Quizfeitjes!
"In the Netherlands people burn Christmas trees on street bonfires and let off fireworks to ring in the New Year and as a way of driving out the spirits of the old year."
"In the Soviet Union Santa is replaced with Grandfather Frost. He looks much like Santa Claus but arrives on New Year's Eve with his bag of toys. He wears blue instead of red. Father Frost can punish any evil doer by freezing them. Often kids dance around the tree, tell rhymes to Father Frost then receive their presents.
The Russian meal on New Year's is primarily meat and potato dishes."
Weer wat geleerd.
Op deze website kun je lezen hoe je Gelukkig Nieuwjaar in een andere taal zegt en wat daarbij de tradities zijn.
Quizfeitjes!
"In the Netherlands people burn Christmas trees on street bonfires and let off fireworks to ring in the New Year and as a way of driving out the spirits of the old year."
"In the Soviet Union Santa is replaced with Grandfather Frost. He looks much like Santa Claus but arrives on New Year's Eve with his bag of toys. He wears blue instead of red. Father Frost can punish any evil doer by freezing them. Often kids dance around the tree, tell rhymes to Father Frost then receive their presents.
The Russian meal on New Year's is primarily meat and potato dishes."
Weer wat geleerd.
