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What is the Spanish word for New Year?
What is the Spanish word for New Year?
- Navidad
- Año Nuevo (correct)
- DÃa de Acción de Gracias
- DÃa de los Muertos
What is the Spanish term for Thanksgiving?
What is the Spanish term for Thanksgiving?
- La noche de brujas
- DÃa de San ValentÃn
- DÃa de Acción de Gracias (correct)
- DÃa de las Madres
How do you say Independence Day in Spanish?
How do you say Independence Day in Spanish?
- Fiesta de las Luces
- DÃa de la Independencia (correct)
- Nochebuena
- DÃa de los Padres
What is the Spanish word for Mother's Day?
What is the Spanish word for Mother's Day?
What does DÃa de los Muertos mean in English?
What does DÃa de los Muertos mean in English?
What is the Spanish term for Father's Day?
What is the Spanish term for Father's Day?
How do you say St. Patrick's Day in Spanish?
How do you say St. Patrick's Day in Spanish?
What is the Spanish word for Valentine's Day?
What is the Spanish word for Valentine's Day?
What does Fiesta de las Luces mean in English?
What does Fiesta de las Luces mean in English?
How is Christmas translated into Spanish?
How is Christmas translated into Spanish?
What is the translation of Christmas Eve in Spanish?
What is the translation of Christmas Eve in Spanish?
What is the Spanish term for Easter?
What is the Spanish term for Easter?
How do you say New Year's Eve in Spanish?
How do you say New Year's Eve in Spanish?
What does La noche de brujas mean in English?
What does La noche de brujas mean in English?
How is April Fool's Day called in Spanish?
How is April Fool's Day called in Spanish?
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Study Notes
Spanish Holidays Vocabulary
- New Year: Translates to Año Nuevo in Spanish, celebrated on January 1st.
- Thanksgiving: Known as DÃa de Acción de Gracias, it is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November in the United States.
- Independence Day: Referred to as DÃa de la Independencia, commemorates the freedom of a nation.
- Mother's Day: Celebrate mothers with DÃa de las Madres, often a special day in spring.
- Day of the Dead: Celebrated as DÃa de los Muertos, a Mexican holiday honoring deceased loved ones.
- Father's Day: Observed as DÃa de los Padres, recognizing fathers and father figures.
- St. Patrick's Day: Known as DÃa de San Patricio, celebrated on March 17, honoring Irish culture.
- Valentine's Day: Called DÃa de San ValentÃn, it celebrates love and affection on February 14.
- Hanukkah: Famed as Fiesta de las Luces, a Jewish festival lasting eight days, around late November to late December.
- Christmas: Celebrated as Navidad, a festive holiday on December 25, marking the birth of Jesus Christ.
- Christmas Eve: Called Nochebuena, celebrated on December 24 with family gatherings and feasts.
- Easter: Known as Pascua, a Christian holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus, often in spring.
- New Year's Eve: Referred to as La Nochevieja, celebrated on December 31, marking the end of the year.
- Halloween: Known as La Noche de Brujas, celebrated on October 31 with costumes and trick-or-treating.
- April Fool's Day: Celebrated as DÃa de los Inocentes, often marked by pranks and jokes on December 28 in some Spanish-speaking countries.
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