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La Navidad Vocab

Holidays, Traditions, Food, and Decorations

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La Nochebuena Christmas Eve
El Día de Navidad Christmas Day
La Nochevieja New Year's Eve
El Día del Año Nuevo New Year's Day
las vacaciones de Navidad the Christmas holidays
el Día de Reyes Magos, Rosca de Reyes Three Kings' Day/Epiphany--6th of January the day when presents are traditionally given in Spanish-speaking countries.
el Día de la Candelería February 2nd, the last day of the Christmas season, when the decorations are taken down and nativity scene Baby Jesus gets blessed at church.
el Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe 12th of December, patron saint of Mexico. Known as the Holy Mother of all Mexicans, it is said that she appeared to Juan Diego in 1531 as a Hispanic Virgin Mary. The image of her appeared on his tunic, still hanging in the Basílica (church) dedicated to her.
las posadas Dec 16-24 singing processions from house-to-house, marking Mary and Joseph's search for lodging.
los regalos de Navidad Christmas presents, commonly given on January 6th, Three Kings' Day (the gift-bearers)
Árbol de Navidad. los adornos de Navidad, el acebo Christmas tree, Christmas decorations, holly
un calendario de Adviento Advent calendar
la Misa del Gallo Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve--lasts through the early morning of Christmas Day
la flor de Nochebuena poinsettia
tomar las uvas "to eat the grapes" In Spain a grape is eaten for each stroke of the clock at 12pm on December 31st. Each grape is supposed to represent good luck for each month of the new year.
las cometas colorful kites flown with Christmas wish lists attached, typical for Guatemala and other Central American countries
¡Feliz Navidad y Próspero Año Nuevo! Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year!
Papá Noel, San Nicolás Santa Claus
los tamales traditional Mexican food made with cornmeal "masa" and meat or sweet filling, typically wrapped in cornhusks (or banana leaves on the coast of Mexico)
turrón a typical Spanish sweet eaten at Christmas made with ground almonds
Popular Spanish sets

 



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