Christmas traditions in Haiti
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I can learn about and describe a typical Christmas in Haiti.
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Haiti is a French speaking country located in the Caribbean, it is part of 'la francophonie'.
In Haiti people celebrate 'le Reveyon' the 24th December. They eat 'griot de porc', 'banann peze' et 'riz collé ak pwa'.
Children make 'fanaux', lanterns made from paper and cardboard in the shape of houses, a Christmas tradition.
In Haiti, there are two official languages: Haitian Creole and French.
Haitian Creole contains French words and words from many different African languages: Boujou ! Padon ! Mèsi !
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