Thursday
Jun102010

Christmas - What words?

I am working on a little surprise for those who join up for Christmas in July prior to the 1st of July 2010.  We have lots of lovely people sign up already and have Christmas in July members from Australia, Mexico, Brazil, the USA, the UK and Norway so far.

I need your help - I am looking for words that you associate with Christmas and I would love them in different languages, particularly the countries mentioned above.  I know many of the obvious ones like Merry Christmas, Feliz Natal, etc, but what other words to you associate with Christmas?

If you could leave a comment letting me know that would be wonderful.

Thanks

Sarah

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Reader Comments (13)

Hi Sarah, I love this time of year. Here's what I think of: snowman, eggnog, turkey, cranberries, snow, cold, carols, fire as in fireplace, cozy, hot chocolate, hot apple cider, mistletoe. Ok I'll stop now.

Thu, June 10 | Unregistered CommenterSandy H

The word that comes to mind for me at Christmas is Family.

Thu, June 10 | Unregistered CommenterJenny Wilson

Hallo Sarah
If you want to I could help out with words in Finnish, Swedish, German and some other languages. Just tell me what you would like.

Thu, June 10 | Unregistered CommenterMay

Hi Sarah

I'm the one from Mexico and I can think of Familia, (family) Posadas, ( Mexican Christmas parties) Piñatas, Regalos (Presents), villancicos (carols) and lots of amor (love). I hope this helps if you need anything else send me an email. I can't wait until the 1 of july. I hope I can meet you all.

Fri, June 11 | Unregistered CommenterMarie

Silent Night in German = Stille Nacht

Fri, June 11 | Unregistered CommenterMary on Lake Pulaski

Hi,

Merry Christmas in French is Joyeux Noël.

I found a lot of French Christmas words here
http://french.about.com/od/vocabulary/a/christmas.htm

I don't think you can beat such words as:
believe, peace, joy, happiness, magic - and of course I like the snow, snowmen, Santa and family mentioned above

Fri, June 11 | Unregistered CommenterMelissa

Santa in swedish is "jultomte", jingle bells is "bjällerklang", christmas present is "julklapp", snow is "snö", family is "familj", christmas tree is "julgran", happiness is "lycka", joy is "glädje" and so much more on my mind...

Fri, June 11 | Unregistered CommenterCarolina

Here in North Carolina, USA, we say Happy Christmas in DIxie

Fri, June 11 | Unregistered CommenterJudy Currie

Here in North Carolina, USA, we say Happy Christmas in DIxie

Fri, June 11 | Unregistered CommenterJudy

Hi!
Christmas in German is Weihnachten. Merry christmas: Frohe Weihnachten!
I can tell you in Hungarian too :) Kellemes karácsonyi ünnepeket :) That's not so easy.

Sat, June 12 | Unregistered CommenterCsigi

Noel günler kutlu olsun is what you say in Turkish.

Mon, June 14 | Unregistered CommenterNiki

Hyvää joulua, god jul, frohe Weihnachten (merry christmas in Finnish, Swedish and German), joulukuusi, julgran, Weihnachtsbaum (christmas tree), joulupukko, julgubbe, Weihnachtsmann (father Christmas), lumiukko, snögubbe, Schneemann (snowman), lumi, snö, Schnee (snow), kynttilä, ljus, Kerze (candle), joululahja, julklapp, Weihnachtsgeschenk (christmas present) joulukinkku, julskinka, Weihnachtsschinken (christmas ham)

Wed, June 16 | Unregistered CommenterMay

Sarah, For Christmas I think of snow for a white Christmas. Lucille from Ohio USA

Fri, June 18 | Unregistered CommenterLucille
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