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Happy Easter to all Zaryans
As usual the Dutch are the odd ones out and actually call the Easter Bunny, "Paashaas" or an Easter Hare. They also don't celebrate with a big lunch with the family but with some sort of big breakfast and they have their own little games like Eiertikken, where you try to break and crack the eggshell of your adversary without cracking yours
>t. was told how Easter was celebrated when I went there for an exchange
As usual the Dutch are the odd ones out and actually call the Easter Bunny, "Paashaas" or an Easter Hare. They also don't celebrate with a big lunch with the family but with some sort of big breakfast and they have their own little games like Eiertikken, where you try to break and crack the eggshell of your adversary without cracking yours
>t. was told how Easter was celebrated when I went there for an exchange
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Eiertikken seems to be a common tradition in Europe. In my country we also practice it.
>>128822
>As usual the Dutch are the odd ones out and actually call the Easter Bunny, "Paashaas" or an Easter Hare.
We literally do the same thing in Sweden calling him "Påskharen"
>As usual the Dutch are the odd ones out and actually call the Easter Bunny, "Paashaas" or an Easter Hare.
We literally do the same thing in Sweden calling him "Påskharen"
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As usual the swedes are the odd ones out
As usual the swedes are the odd ones out
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