
Ludzie tłumaczą,
że tradycyjnie świętuje się tu „christmas” w miesiącach, które po angielsku kończą
się na „- ber:” September, October... aż do: December.
Ta „tradycja,” niestety, jest propagowana przez komercję i biznes. Handel zachęca
ludzi, aby kupić więcej na Święta, i kupić już we wrześniu. Tak jest bowiem
taniej!???

A więc, Wesołych Świąt, już z wyprzedzeniam...!!!
It is still October but we can already see decoration of
Christmas in many places in Cagayan de Oro. In fact the motive of Christmas in
decorations of shops, offices and private houses was already present a few
weeks ago in September in many places in the Philippines. Yeah, the Philippines
start to celebrate Christmas as early as in September. I think, it is the
longest celebration I have ever experienced.
People say, we traditionally remember Christmas already
during the months that ends on “- ber:”
September, October… up to December. This
“tradition” was pushed by shops and commercial business to encourage people to
buy more because of Christmas. It is more economical to buy Christmas gifts now
in October, they say!???
So don’t be surprise when you see a Christmas tree, Santa and hear a Christmas carol in a mall or even in a private house during
this time. Advance Happy Christmas!!!
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