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Little Known Fact About Christmas #2
It may be Holy, but Definetly NOT Silent!
Christmas Day is the scariest day for pets?Mastering a second language is not just about learning foreign words. It's also about learning about the culture where the language lives and evolves. Christmas is huge in all Spanish speaking countries. So no matter what your religion and beliefs are, these little known facts about Christmas in the Spanish speaking world can be a terrific way to improve your Spanish and hopefully have fun!
Little known Christmas Fact #2 CLOSED CAPTIONS AVAILABLE IN SPANISH
Silent Night, Holy Night! Silent she said? ¿Noche Silenciosa? ¡De ninguna manera! En los Estados Unidos la gente tradicionalmente asocia los petardos con el 4 de julio o con la víspera de Año Nuevo, pero no con la Navidad. Sin embargo, en muchas partes de América Latina, especialmente en Argentina, Uruguay y El Salvador, el sonido de los fuegos artificiales a las 12 de la noche del 25 de diciembre puede ser ensordecedor. ¡Muchísimos hispanos celebramos la navidad con mucho ruido! ¡Por supuesto, esto es terrible para la mayoría de las mascotas, especialmente para los perros y los gatos que actúan como si llegara el fin del mundo! Vamos a averiguar más acerca de las tradiciones navideñas de otros países hispanoparlantes en los siguientes vídeos. Me gustaría saber lo que piensas! Por favor, comentar a continuación. Te veré mañana con EL TERCER HECHO POCO CONOCIDO DE LA NAVIDAD.
Silent night, Holy night… Silent did you say? No way! In the United States people traditionally associate firecrackers with the 4th of July or New Years' Eve, but not with Christmas. However, in many parts of Latin America but specifically in Argentina, Uruguay and El Salvador, the whistling sound of ignited fireworks at 12 AM of December 25th is a pleasant reminder that it's Christmas time. The deafening sound of firecrackers is also a huge problem for most pets, particularly dogs and cats that are terrified by such noises. We will find out more about other countries in the following videos. I would like to hear what you think! Please comment below. I will see you tomorrow with little known Christmas fact #3.
