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Prove That You Have An Impressive Knowledge Of Celebrations From All Around The World By Scoring 22/22 On This Challenge
Have you ever wondered about the most fascinating days from around the world?
Coming from all corners of the globe, this trivia highlights some of the most interesting and fun days, as well as informal commemorations that bring communities together. From food-themed celebrations to cultural traditions, we know that these special days are about to bring extra joy and fun into your life.
Did you know that there are days dedicated to using mismatched socks and celebrating your uniqueness, to encourage you to sleep, or even to write elegant and graceful notes to friends and family? 🙀
Put your knowledge to the test and discover many more – let’s see how many you can get right! 😄
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Francois 10 months ago
The Dutch and Brits definitively don't call divng in cold water on New Year's day: polar bear plunge. It is simply called nieuwjaars duik or New Years dive. I can confirm as a Dutch person living in the UK.
Donna Peluda 10 months ago
Or, where did I leave my foorking keys last night
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Librarylove 10 months ago
As a Dane I have never heard of International Day of Hygge. We like to hygge every day - and there are no rules on how to hygge. You just do what feels nice for you.
Karen B 10 months ago
Dane here to. Never heard of hygge day. Like mentioned it can be every day, doing what makes you cozy and happy. ❤️
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Panda McPandaface 10 months ago
Apart from a few fairly obvious ones, I did appallingly badly on that LOL.
Francois 10 months ago
The Dutch and Brits definitively don't call divng in cold water on New Year's day: polar bear plunge. It is simply called nieuwjaars duik or New Years dive. I can confirm as a Dutch person living in the UK.
Donna Peluda 10 months ago
Or, where did I leave my foorking keys last night
Load More Replies... Librarylove 10 months ago
As a Dane I have never heard of International Day of Hygge. We like to hygge every day - and there are no rules on how to hygge. You just do what feels nice for you.
Karen B 10 months ago
Dane here to. Never heard of hygge day. Like mentioned it can be every day, doing what makes you cozy and happy. ❤️
Load More Replies... Panda McPandaface 10 months ago
Apart from a few fairly obvious ones, I did appallingly badly on that LOL.
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