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IVANCHENKO ANNA ANDREEVNA EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION OF SECONDARY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION: ''YALTA MEDICAL COLLEGE'' NURSING. 1 COURSE. HEAD: QUEEN TATYANA BORISOVNA. CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS OF ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES CONTENTS: 1.INTRODUCTION 2. THE USA -INDEPENDENCE DAY -HALLOWEEN -THANKSGIVING DAY -CHRISTMAS 3.SCOTLAND -FOOD AND DRINKS -THE DAY OF ST. DAVID -LOVESPOONS 4.CONCLUSION Introduction THE OBJECT OF MY WORK ARE THE CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS OF THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES. AND I WANT TO SAY THAT THESE COUNTRIES ARE FULL OF TRADITIONS AND CUSTOMS. MANY TRADITIONS HAVE PASSED MANY CENTURIES, OTHERS HAVE APPEARED RELATIVELY RECENTLY. THE PURPOSE OF MY WORK IS TO STUDY THE GENERALIZED EXPERIENCE OF LIFE AND TRADITIONS OF THE ENGLISHSPEAKING COUNTRIES. Independence Day On the 4th of July the Americans celebrate their national holidayindependence Day. The United States has gained independence in the gradual and painful process On this day Americans have holiday from work. People have day-long picnics with favorite foods like hot dogs, ham-burgers, potato salad, baked beans. Lively music is heard everywhere. PEOPLE PLAY BASEBALL OR COMPETE AT THREE LEGGED RACES OR PIE-EATING OR WATER-MELONEATING CONTESTS. SOME CITIES HAVE PARADES WITH PEOPLE DRESSED AS THE ORIGINAL FOUNDING FATHERS WHO MARCH TO THE MUSIC OF HIGH SCHOOL BANDS. IN THE EVENING PEOPLE GATHER TO WATCH FIREWORK DISPLAYS. HALLOWEEN HALLOWEEN IS A FESTIVAL THAT TAKES PLACE ON OCTOBER 31. IN THE UNITED STATES CHILDREN WEAR COSTUMES AND MASKS AND GO TRICK-OR-TREATING. MANY OF THEM CARVE JACK-O"-LANTENS OUT OF PUMPKINS. FORTUNETELLING AND STORYTELLING ABOUT GHOSTS AND WITCHES ARE POPULAR ACTIVITIES. HALLOWEEN DEVELOPED FROM NEW YEAR FESTIVALS AND FESTIVALS OF THE DEAD. CHRISTIAN CHURCH ESTABLISHED A FESTIVAL ON NOVEMBER 1 CALLED ALL SAINTS" DAY SO THAT PEOPLE COULD CONTINUE TO CELEBRATE THEIR FESTIVALS. PEOPLE ONCE BELIEVED THAT THERE WERE MANY GHOSTS AND WITCHES ON THE EARTH AND THAT THEY MET ON OCTOBER 31 TO WORSHIP THE DEVIL. TODAY, PEOPLE DO NOT BELIEVE IN GHOSTS AND WITCHES BUT THEY LIKE TO TELL STORIES ABOUT THEM ON HALLOWEEN. THANKSGIVING DAY THERE IS ONE DAY A YEAR WHEN ALL AMERICANS STAY HOME WITH THEIR FAMILIES AND EAT A BIG DINNER. THIS IS THANKSGIVING DAY. THE PILGRIMS CELEBRATED THE FIRST THANKSGIVING DAY IN THE FALL OF 1621. THE PILGRIMS SAILED TO AMERICA ON BOARD THE "MAYFLOWER" SHIP FOR RELIGIOUS FREEDOM. THEY WERE AMONG THE FIRST EUROPEAN SETTLERS IN AMERICA. THERE WERE PEOPLE LIVING IN AMERICA BEFORE THE PILGRIMS ARRIVED. THESE PEOPLE WERE THE NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANS. AMERICANS STILL CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING DAY IN THE FALL. IT IS CELEBRATED ON THE FOURTH THURSDAY IN NOVEMBER. TURKEY IS STILL THE MAIN DISH AND PUMPKIN PIE IS THE MOST POPULAR DESSERT. CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS IS CHRISTIAN HOLIDAY THAT CELEBRATES THE BIRTH OF JESUS CHRIST. FOR MILLIONS OF CHRISTIANS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD IT IS THE HAPPIEST AND THE BUSIEST TIME OF THE YEAR. NO ONE KNOWS THE EXACT DATE OF CHRIST"S BIRTH BUT MOST CHRISTIANS CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS ON DECEMBER 25. THE WORD CHRISTMAS COMES FROM CHRISTES MASSE, AN EARLY ENGLISH PHRASE THAT MEANS MASS OF CHRIST. SCOTLAND FOOD AND DRINKS WHAT IS THE FOOD OF SCOTLAND TO OFFER THE STRANGER? SCOTLAND PRODUCES NUMBER OF DISHES: SCOTS MEATBALLS SAVORY DISH IS POPULARLY KNOWN AS "MINCE", SMALL MUTTON PIES WHICH MUST BE SERVED PIPING HOT AND THE IMMORTAL HAGGIS. MARCH 1ST IS A VERY IMPORTANT DAY FOR WELSH PEOPLE. HE IS THE “PATRON” OR NATIONAL SAINT OF WALES, THE WELSH CELEBRATE DAFFODILS IN THE BUTTONHOLES OF THEIR COATS JACKETS. MAY 1ST WAS AN IMPORTANT DAY IN THE MIDDLE AGES, THE CELEBRATION OF SUMMER'S BEGINNING. FOR THAT DAY PEOPLE DECORATED HOUSES AND STREETS WITH BRANCHES OF TREES AND FLOWERS IN THE VERY EARLY MORNING YOUNG GIRLS WENT TO THE FIELDS AND WASHED THEIR FACES WITH DEW. THEY BELIEVED THIS MADE THEM BEAUTIFUL FOR A YEAR AFTER THAT. LOVESPOONS The lovespoon is a traditional craft that dates back to the seventeenth century. Over generations, decorative carvings were added to the spoon and it lost its original practical use and became a treasured decorative item to be hung on a wall. The lovespoon was given to a young woman by her suitor. It was important for the girl's father to see that the young man was capable of providing for the family and woodworking. Sailors would often carve lovespoons during their long journeys, which is why anchors would often be incorporated into the carvings. CONCLUSION AT THE CONCLUSION OF HIS WORK, I WANT TO NOTE THAT ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES HAVE INTERESTING AND VARIED TRADITIONS AND CUSTOMS. WHAT IS STRIKING IS THAT FOR MANY CENTURIES, THEY WERE ABLE TO SURVIVE, TO SURVIVE AND TO REMAIN RELEVANT IN THE MODERN WORLD OF HIGH TECHNOLOGY LIST OF REFERENCES USED: 1. N KOSCHEEV.E. PART II. ENGLISH NATIONAL TRADITION M. 1972. 2. PINYAGIN Y.N. GREAT BRITAIN: HISTORY, CULTURE, LIFESTYLE. – PERM: PERM PUBLICATION. UN-TA, 1996. – 296. 3. IN SATINOVA.M. WE READ AND TALK ABOUT BRITAIN AND THE BRITISH. MN.: HIGH. ShK., 1997. – 255С. 4. TRADITIONS, HABITS AND CUSTOMS. M.: INFRA-M 2001,. – 127C.
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St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick's Day St. Patrick's Day is celebrated worldwide as the Irish and people of other nationalities on March 17. It is celebrated in Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, North America, Ireland. St. Patrick's Day is celebrated all over the world by both the Irish and people of other nationalities March 17. It is celebrated in Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, North America, and Ireland.
St. Patrick's Day March 17 is the day of care of the life of St. Patrick. March 17th is the day of Saint Patrick's death.
St. Patrick's Day Church describes his life and deeds. He also documented his life, the birth of the Christian faith in the letters. The church describes his life and deeds. He himself also documented his life and the birth of the Christian faith in letters.
St. Patrick's Day St. Patrick was born in Britain in the late 4th century, it was time to end the domination of the Roman Empire. Saint Patrick was born in Britain at the end of the 4th century, which was the end of the Roman Empire.
St. Patrick’s Day Once in a dream he heard the voice of God, who said that he had to escape, which he did. After having walked the path of more than 300 km to the sea, he was finally able to catch a ship to get to the British homeland. One day in a dream, he heard the voice of God, who said that he needed to run, which he did. Having walked more than 300 km towards the sea, he was finally able to board a British ship to reach his homeland.
St. Patrick’s Day Another thing that helped Saint Patrick introduced Christianity - the shamrock
St. Patrick's Day Image shamrock became a symbol of St. Patrick's Day. Wearing green things on this day just went from the custom of decorating clothes shamrock. The image of a shamrock became a symbol of St. Patrick's Day. Wearing green on this day just came from the custom of decorating clothes with a shamrock.
St. Patrick’s Day Many people, regardless of ethnic origin, religion, wear green clothes. Many people, regardless of ethnic origin or religiosity, wear green clothes.
St. Patrick's Day The most common musical instrument is bagpipes. Now this is more a day of Irish culture. The most common musical instrument is the bagpipe. Nowadays it's more of an Irish cultural day.
St. Patrick's Day
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Traditions and holidays of Great Britain .
English Traditions
state traditions
national holidays
religious holidays
public holidays
concerning private life (child's birth, wedding, marriage)
traditional ceremonies
Englishmen are proud of their traditions and carefully keep them up. It has been the law for about three hundred years that all the theaters are closed on Sundays. No letters are delivered, only a few Sunday papers are published.
To this day an English family prefers a house with a garden to a flat in a modern house with central heating. English people like gardens.
Holidays are especially rich in old traditions and are different in Scotland, Ireland, Wales and England.
Another interesting feature, which is found almost everywhere in the UK - it's a love for animals. British house must be under the roof of at least one pet.
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS
The most popular holiday in Britain is Christmas. People give each other presents and send Christmas cards. The traditional English dinner on Christmas is turkey and pudding. Christmas is a great English national holiday, and in Scotland it is not kept at all, except by clerks in banks; all the shops, mills and factories are working. But six days later, on New Years Eve the Scotch begin to enjoy themselves. All the shops, mills and factories are closed on New Years Day.
People invite their friends to their houses and "sit the Old Year out and the New Year in".
When the dock begins to strike twelve, the head of the family goes to the entrance door, opens it wide and holds it until the last stroke. Then he shuts the door.
ST. VALENTINE'S DAY – FEBRUARY 14
On this day, people send Valentine cards to their husbands, wives, girlfriends and boyfriends. You can also send a card to a person you do not know.
PANCAKE DAY
It takes place in spring and people not only eat pancakes everywhere but run with them.
ST. DAVID'S DAY
On the 1st of March each year one can see people walking around London with leeks pinned to their coats. And leek is the national emblem of Wales.
MOTHERS' DAY
People visit their mothers if possible and give them flowers and small presents. If they cannot go they send a “Mothers’ Day card” .
ST. PARTRICK'S DAY
It is not a national holiday. It's an Irish religious holiday. St. Patrick is the patron of Ireland. Irish and Irish Americans celebrate the day.
EASTER
Many modern Easter symbols come from ancient time. The egg was a symbol long before the Christian era. The Easter bunny is also originated in pre-Christian time.
APRIL FOOLS' DAY
This is a very old tradition from the Middle Ages. At that time the servants were masters for one day of the year. Now April Fool’s Day is different. It is a day for jokes and tricks.
HALLOWEEN
On October 31st British people celebrate Halloween. It is the most colorful and exciting holiday of the year. Halloween is a time for fun.
GUY FAWKES NIGHT - NOVEMBER 5
Guy Fawkes Night is one of the most popular festivals in Great Britain. It commemorates the discovery of the so-called Gunpowder Plot, and is celebrated throughout the country.
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