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Christmas in Romania

Christmas or Christmas Day is an annual holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, celebrated generally on December 25 by billions of people around the world. Christmas in Romania. The last preparation for Christmas…. Traditional Food. Children….

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Christmas in Romania

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  1. Christmas or Christmas Day is an annual holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, celebrated generally on December 25 by billions of people around the world.

  2. Christmas in Romania

  3. The last preparation for Christmas…

  4. Traditional Food

  5. Children… On Christmas Eve, children usually go around houses and sing carols and get fruits, sweets or money.

  6. Mos Craciun cu plete dalbeA sosit de prin nameti,Si aduce daruri multe La fetite si baieti.Refren: Mos Craciun, Mos CraciunDin batrani se povestesteCa-n toti anii negresitMos Craciun pribeag sosesteNiciodata n-a lipsit.Refren: Mos Craciun, Mos Craciun (Romanian traditional carol)

  7. Santa Claus is coming…

  8. Dictionary – Dictionar Pom de Craciun Christmas Tree Mos Craciun Santa Claus Colind Carol Carnati Sausages Toba Dish made out of pig entrails Cozonac Sponge cake Sarmale Forcemeat rolls in cabbage leaves

  9. Zapada Snow Sarbatoare Holiday Cadouri Gifts Iisus Hristos Jesus Christ Cina Dinner Prajituri Cakes Bomboanele de pom Candy tree Traditii Traditions Om de zapada Snowman Bulgari de zapada Snowballs Fulgi de zapada Snowflakes

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