April 21, 2015

Swedish Traditions

Hi!

Take a look at our slide show with some of our favourite Swedish traditions 



 



Best regards from EK14C, Sweden

3 comments:

  1. Hello!
    We have watched your presentation and we liked it a lot. We are students from Básico 1-2 in EOI Ponteareas and we would like to ask you some questions:
    1- Do you make bonfires at St. John night at 12? For us, it is a tradition to burn things that we don’t want in our lives any more. Sometimes, we also jump over the bonfires.
    2- We don’t understand the “Kubb” game. Can you explain us the rules a bit more?
    3- Is “schnapps” a typical Swedish drink? Can you show us a picture?
    4- When is exactly May Day?
    5- What is the meaning of “quires”?
    6- On St. Martin day, we kill pigs instead of geese. We have a familiar and traditional party and we eat pork blood pancakes for dessert.
    See you

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  2. Hi there! We have also watched your presentation about Swedish traditions. We are students from Básico 1-3 in EOI Ponteareas. Here are our questions:
    1- Do you always eat tacos and snacks on Cosy Friday? Is your diet healthy?
    2- In the kubb game, do you knock with your hand or foot?
    3- Is May Day "Labour Day”?
    4- Isn’t it St. Martin Day the 11th of November? In Spain, we celebrate it on that day.
    Bye!

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  3. Hello. We are students from Básico 1-1 in Ponteareas. Our questions are:
    1- Do you know that we also celebrate St. Lucía? There is a famous song by Sergio Dalma (a singer who participated in the Eurosong Contest in 1991). Have a look at the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQsNd9Ua8ek
    2- Do you usually have religious parades?
    3- Can you participate in Eid-al-fitr although you aren't Muslim?
    Regards!

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