Level 1 India is not a Christian country, but most Indians

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INDIA
Level 1
India is not a Christian country, but most Indians celebrate Christmas.
Indian people also have a Christmas tree, but they decorate mango trees or
banana trees. The churches are decorated with red flowers. They also have small
oil lamps. In South India, the Indians put the lamps on their houses. The Hindus
also have a lot of lamps when they have their festival called Diwali.
On Christmas day, people have a great Christmas lunch. Indians eat Christmas
cakes and they drink wine. They also give presents to their friends and family and
they sing Christmas songs together. They also want to help the poor and give
money to them.
Indian love having Christmas parties and they celebrate until the New Year.
celebrate – feiern
decorated – dekoriert
lamp – Lampe
poor people – arme Leute
Level 2
India is not a Christian country because only around 3 per cent of all the people
living in India are Christians. But Christmas is celebrated as a universal festival
throughout the country. The celebration of Christmas shows that even people
from different religions take part in Christmas celebrations just as the Christians
do.
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Indian people also decorate their houses, but they decorate mango trees or
banana trees. They also light small oil lamps and they decorate their churches
with red flowers. In South India, Christians put these small lamps on the roofs or
on the walls of their houses, just as the Hindus do during their festival called
Diwali.
On Christmas day, people enjoy a great Christmas lunch. Indians eat Christmas
cakes and they drink wine. They also give presents to their friends and relatives
and they sing Christmas songs together. They also want to help the poor and give
money to them.
Indians love celebrating, so their Christmas party is only the start of a week full of
celebrations. Indians celebrate at least until the New Year.
celebrate – feiern
universal – allgemein
roof – Dach
relatives – Verwandte
poor people – arme Leute
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