HALLOWEEN

Halloween is a holiday with a long history and can have different meanings for different people. The name Halloween is a shorter version of All Hallows' Eve or the night before All Saints Day. It can be thought of as a celebration of the night before All Saints Day. 

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READING

SUPERSTITIONS.

There are different superstitions in different countries.

In class, our language assisstant, Tobías, tought us some of them. Let's see:

1. Bad luck if you say "Happy Birthday" the day before. → Russia

2. Whistling indoors, invites demons. → Lithuania

3.Cheers with water, you wish death to other drinkers. → Germany

4.Bad luck if you sleep with your head pointing to the north. → Japan.

5.Bad luck if you put your new shoes on the table. → Britain.

6.See or hear an owls, means that bad news come to you. → Egypt.

7.Knitting outside will make winter longer. → Iceland.

8.Bad luck if you get your hair cut on Tuesday. → India.

9.Walking on a manhole cover will bring you a broken heart. → Sweden.

10.Putting the purse or wallet on the floor will make you poor. → Brazil.