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| las vacaciones de Navidad |
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| las Navidades / la Navidad |
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| 6th January (the day when presents are traditionally given in Spanish-speaking countries) |
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| el Día de los Santos Inocentes |
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| 28th December (similar to April Fool's Day) |
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| "una tarjeta de Navidad, un crismas" |
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| un calendario de Adviento |
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| adorno (Árbol de navidad) |
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| "Baltasar, Gaspar, Melchor" |
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| "Balthasar, Gaspar, Melchior" |
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| "the Three Kings, the Three Wise Men" |
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| to see the New Year in. (in Spain a grape is eaten for each stroke of the clock at 12pm on December 31st. Each grape is supposed to represent one month of the new year) |
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| ¡Feliz Navidad! / ¡Felices Pascuas! |
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| ¡Feliz Navidad y Próspero Año Nuevo! |
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| Merry Christmas and a Prosperous / Happy New Year! |
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| ¿Qué te regalaron para Navidad? |
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| What did you get for Christmas? |
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| La Navidad está en puertas |
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| Christmas is just around the corner |
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| Los preparativos de la Navidad empiezan en octubre |
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| The buildup to Christmas starts in October |
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| "On 6th January there is a Christmas parade, the principal characters are the ""magic kings"" who drive around the city on a float and shower the children and people with sweets and other presents. " |
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| un belén (Belén = Bethlehem) |
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| "traditional Christmas sweet made mainly from lard and almonds very similar to a ""polvorón""" |
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| "a typical Spanish sweet, dry and powdery and made with almonds" |
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| una rosca de Reyes / un roscón de Reyes |
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| "a large, round bun baked for 6th January with candied fruits and things hidden (coins, etc.) inside" |
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| a typical Spanish sweet eaten at Christmas |
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| made with chocolate and puffed rice |
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| "(a glass of) Spanish sparkling wine, similar to champagne" |
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| "Massive Christmas lottery which takes place on 22nd December, almost everyone buys a ticket. The results are sang by children as the balls come out of the machine. " |
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