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Revision as of 15:45, 22 March 2023
Introduction
In this lesson, we will explore some of the most important festivals and holidays in Romania. We will look at the customs and traditions associated with each occasion.
Romanian holidays provide unique insight into the country's rich history, culture, and traditions. Understanding and participating in these festivals can help you appreciate Romanian culture and its people.
Christmas in Romania
Christmas is one of the most important holidays in Romania. It is celebrated on December 25th and is preceded by a four-week period of fasting and prayer called Advent.
Customs and traditions associated with Christmas in Romania include:
- Decorating the Christmas tree and the house with ornaments, tinsel, and lights
- Caroling - children and adults sing Christmas carols in the streets and receive treats in return
- Preparing traditional Christmas food, including sarmale (cabbage roll) and cozonac (sweet bread with walnuts and raisins)
- Celebrating Christmas Day with family and friends
In Romania, Christmas is a time for giving and receiving gifts, sharing meals, and enjoying time with loved ones.
Easter in Romania
Easter is an important holiday in Romania and is celebrated in the spring. It is a time of renewal and rebirth, both spiritually and physically.
Customs and traditions associated with Easter in Romania include:
- Painting eggs - the tradition of painting Easter eggs with intricate designs is unique to Romania
- Preparing traditional Easter food, including pasca (sweet bread with cheese and raisins) and drob (lamb offal)
- Attending church services and participating in religious processions
- Visiting family and friends and sharing food and drink
Like Christmas, Easter is a time to celebrate with family and friends, enjoy traditional food, and participate in religious ceremonies.
National Day
National Day, also known as Great Union Day, is celebrated on December 1st to commemorate the unification of Transylvania with Romania in 1918. It is a national holiday and is celebrated with parades, speeches, and cultural events.
Customs and traditions associated with National Day include:
- Attending parades and cultural events
- Singing the national anthem and displaying the Romanian flag
- Wearing traditional dress and participating in folk dances
- Celebrating with friends and family
National Day is an opportunity for Romanians to celebrate their country's culture, heritage, and identity.
Conclusion
In this lesson, we have explored some of the most important festivals and holidays in Romania. By participating in these customs and traditions, you can gain a deeper appreciation of Romanian culture and its people.
Remember to always respect the customs of a foreign culture and participate with an open mind and heart.
Videos
Traditional ROMANIAN FOOD Tour (Foods you need to try in ...
Sarmale - Romanian Cabbage Rolls Recipe - YouTube