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Dates and celebrations

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When do we celebrate Christmas?
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December 24th
August 15th
July 25th
September 9th
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People in Costa Rica celebrate birthday paties?
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No
Maybe
Yes

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When do we celebrate Christmas?

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People in Costa Rica celebrate birthday paties?

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When do we celebrate Holy week

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When do we celebrate Mother's day?

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When do we celebrate Children's day?

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When do we celebrate Annexation day?

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When do we celebrate Father's day?

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When do we celebrate Independence day?

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When do we celebrate Happy New Year?

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