Презентация, доклад на тему Holidays in Scotland (Праздники в Шотландии)

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1. Holidays in Scotland (Праздники в Шотландии)
2. The Scottish people
3. St. Andrew’s Day is a National festival that takes place on the 30th of November
4. Independence Day of Scotland is celebrated on the 24th of June
5. Legend has it that on Walpurgis Night
6. Viking Festival or Up Helly Aa takes place every winter.
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8. Highland Gathering or Highland Games are held every spring or summer
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12. In Scotland, New Year’s day is called
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14. The traditions of this holiday are very different from the English Christmas and New Year’s day.
15. The tradition
16. Guests bring salt, coal, whiskey, shortbread
17. People arrange torchlight processions in Edinburgh -
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21. When the clock strikes 12, it is
22. Everything is followed by the fireworks display.
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28. Best wishes! Or as the Scots say “Lang may yer lum reek”

The Scottish people (or Scots) have many holidays. St. Andrew’s Day, Independence Day of Scotland, Walpurgis Night, Viking Festival, Highland Gathering and so on. But the most famous holiday is Hogmanay.

Слайд 1Holidays in Scotland

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The Scottish people (or Scots) have many

holidays. St. Andrew’s Day, Independence Day of Scotland, Walpurgis Night, Viking Festival, Highland Gathering and so on. But the most famous holiday is Hogmanay.

The Scottish people (or Scots) have many holidays. St. Andrew’s Day, Independence Day

Слайд 3St. Andrew’s Day is a National festival that takes place on

the 30th of November

Слайд 4 Independence Day of Scotland is celebrated on the 24th of

June

Слайд 5Legend has it that on Walpurgis Night (the 30th of April)

, witches fly their broomsticks to meet the devil. In towns and villages people make bonfires, dress in devil or witch costumes and dance into the new month of May.

Legend has it that on Walpurgis Night (the 30th of April) , witches fly their broomsticks to

Слайд 6Viking Festival or Up Helly Aa takes place every winter.

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Слайд 8Highland Gathering or Highland Games are held every spring or summer

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Слайд 12In Scotland, New Year’s day is called Hogmanay. It is celebrated

on the 1st of January. Hogmanay is the oldest of the existing holidays.

In Scotland, New Year’s day is called Hogmanay. It is celebrated on the 1st of January. Hogmanay

Слайд 13 Hogmanay is the oldest of the existing holidays. It’s the most

large-scale holiday in Scotland, and has a larger scope than even Christmas. The arrival of a new calendar year is marked on that day.

Слайд 14The traditions of this holiday are very different from the English

Christmas and New Year’s day.

Слайд 15 The tradition of the "first guest" is a belief according to

which the first person who enters the house is a sign. If a dark-haired man enters, then the year will be successful, if it’s someone with red or blond hair - unsuccessful.