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    Christmas traditions in Banat

    Our country is very beautiful everywhere you go, you can see the most
    beautiful landscapes in our country. Our country is devided on zones like
    Banat , Oltenia , Ardeal , Moldova . In each zone there are different
    traditions, accents, words, traditional clothes or food. We, the students from
    school 7, live in Resita, that is included in Banat s zone.
    Ezeris
    We are going to present you 2 different zones , but both included in Banat. The
    first one is my countryside. Its called Ezeris and its not even half of hour
    distance from Resita, but it has so much sentimental value for me.That is the
    place I basically grown up, with the warm soul of my grandpartens, who arent
    between us now.Its november now so I decided to talk about Christmas
    traditions in Ezeris.
    Every year on Christmas day everybody cleans his house, put decorations on
    the windows and gates, cook so you cand simply walk on the street and feel the
    Christmas spirit.Every Christmas night groups of children gathers togheter to go
    to every house to sing Christmas songs, and than they will be rewarded with
    nuts, apples, cookies or money.After that, a big, big group of children are
    walking with the pope at every little house, get in, sing and let us kiss the cross.
    Every family is at his own house, with relatives, eating traditional Christmas
    food like sarmale , steak, soup, cozonac ( cake ) and other food.In the
    second day we must go to the church to pray to God for letting us to live the
    Christmas day together.

    Carasova
    In Banat we can find different nationalities. For example, also near Resita, is a
    very beautiful country side where my grandparents lived called Carasova.We,
    the Croats, have different traditions like the Roumanians. Because Christmas is
    going to be celebrated soon I will tell you some family traditions in Carasova.

    In the Christmas night all the family is trying the lust dinner, the hudge bread
    made by my grandma where she puts a coin and if you have the chance to find
    the coin than youll be lucky all the year.
    Dad prepared the lust wine, and me and my mum the traditional pancake
    called cozonac. After we did this things we go to the religion service on
    Christmas night where we pray that God helps us in everything. When the
    services done we go at out house, we pray again and after that eat the
    delicious meal .
    Another important tradition on Christmas day is that the girls are dressed-up in
    traditional Croat folk costumes very difficult to wear, but as beautiful as
    difficult.
    It doesnt matter if we are Croats or another nationality , we are very close to
    Romanian people and and maybe, who knows, in one day they will understand
    our beautiful language that is called difficult by them.
    I like Romanian people because, no matter what we are, we have the same
    democracy based upon the conviction that there are extraordinary possibilities
    in ordinary people.
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