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Page 1: Hungarian traditions

Hungarian traditions

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The busó people wear traditional clothes at carneval time. According to tradition they chase away the winter.

Busó walk

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The Kisze doll is burnt when winter is over and spring is coming.

Kisze doll

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The men sprinkle the women on easter Monday morning. The women give men easter eggs.

Sprinkle on easter monday

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Women dye and paint easter eggs

Easter egg

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Reaper Holiday

It is a holiday when the harvest is being finished.

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Traditionally, it was given to the land owner as a present

Reaper wreath

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It is on Luca’s day. That day is a day of witches. Chairs are made by people at that time. Luca’s day is 13th December.

Luca’s chair

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The people tell Jesus Christ’s birth story.

Play Betlehem

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Some marzipan covered with chocolate. We use it for decorating the Xmas tree.

Szaloncukor (Xmas candy)

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It is a traditional Hungarian cake that we eat at Christmas. It is filled with nut or poppy seeds.

Bejgli


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