In Italy New Year begins on the sixth of January.
<span>At night when all the children sleep the kind fairy </span>
Befana
arrives on a magic sweeper.
holland
<span>In Sweden before New year children elect the queen of light </span>
Lyuchiya
.
<span>They dress up in a white dress, the head put on a crown with the lit candles. </span>
Lyuchiya
brings gifts to children and delicacies to pets: to cat - cream, a dog - a sugar stone, to a donkey- carrots.
Another popular way of celebrating the New Year is to go to a New Year's dance. Most hotels and dance halls hold a special dance on New Year's Eve. The hall is decorated, there are several different bands and the atmosphere is very gay.
People call the New Year’s Eve “
Hogmanay
<span>”. They visit their friends’ houses just after midnight on the New Year’s night. </span>
The first person who comes to the your house brings you luck. At midnight when the clock began to strike twelve, the head of the family goes to the entrance door, opens it wide and holds it until the last stroke. Then he shuts the door. He has let the old year out and let the New Year in.
Italy
<span>In Scotland a holiday of New year is called " </span>
Hogmanay
<span>". On streets people celebrate the holiday with the Scottish song on Robert </span>
Burns's
words. On custom for a New Year's Eve they set fire to barrels with tar and roll them on streets, burning, thus, Old year and inviting New.
He leaves an animal outside, and gets into the house through a flue. He puts gifts in footwear (sabots) which children leave in advance before a fireplace.
Sweden
The most common type of celebration is a New Year party, either a family party or one arranged by a group of young people. This usually begins at about eight o'clock and goes on until the early hours of the morning
.
In Japan housewives start to cook special food for the New Year’s Day and the members of the families do a big cleaning up. The idea is to get rid of the past year dirt, and welcome the new. On the television or on the radio you can hear 108 bells. The 108
th
bell rings just a second before the midnight. The people say : “Happy New Year!” People eat special food and drink rice wine during the meal.
In Italy , on New Years Eve people throw out old things from window. The Italians like this custom very much. They throw out old irons, chairs and other stuff.
Scotland
japan
England
<span>This day the French Father Frost - Per Noel - brings to good and diligent children gifts and sweets. In wooden boots and with a basket of gifts behind the back, he arrives on a donkey. </span>
<span>She puts children's presents in the socks suspending on a fireplace. Who from them studied badly or played pranks, </span>
Befona
brings a pinch of ashes or a piece of coal.
<span>In Ireland Christmas – it is religious holiday, but not simply entertainment. The lit candles put near a window at the evening before Christmas, for the aid to </span>
Iosif
and Maria if they look for a shelter.
On the British Isles has big distribution custom of "an admission of New year" - a symbolical boundary of transition from antecedents to new. When clock beat 12, people open a back door of the house to let out Old year, and with the last blow of clock they open a forward door, letting in New year.
<span>Father Frost comes To Holland by the ship. Joyful children meet him on pier. Father Frost loves cheerful draws and surprises and often gives to children marzipan fruit, toys, candy flowers.</span>
Smoking is a bad habit. Often it harms not only smokers, but also others who do not smoke.Throughout the world, smoking is prohibited on the street. This is a manifestation of concern to non-smokers. Many restaurants and cafes have tables for smokers and non-smokers, suggesting that the protection is still smoking.In our country, the conflicts between smokers and non-smokers are in most cases because of selfishness smokers. For example, sitting at a stop smoking smokes on the child. Or going to the entrance, many people can not see your own door, thanks to smoking on the landing. Conflict is non-smoking, unfortunately, bad manners many smokers prevails.
1. I never heard this story from my father.
2. He has been a reader of this magazine for years.
3. He has been ill last week, but now he recovered.
4. ...I havent't read
5. Didn't come
6. Has already come home
2. I can't come with u as I have to help out ta the animal shelter.
3. The reason why he stopped driving to work is that he wanted to use public transpot more.
4. She has a car now that she can go wherever she wantes.
5. Cars have been banned due to the fact that the air in the town is cleaner.