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Latvian Independence Day is a special holiday in Latvia celebrated on November 18th every year. It marks the day in 1918 when Latvia became a free and independent country, no longer ruled by others. People in Latvia celebrate this important day with pride and joy. They often have parades, concerts, and fireworks to show their love for their country. Families and friends gather together to have fun and remember the brave people who helped Latvia become independent. It's a day full of national flags, patriotic songs, and happiness as everyone celebrates being part of a free nation.
How to celebrate Latvian Independence Day?
To celebrate Latvian Independence Day, you can start by decorating your home with red and white, Latvia's colors. You might enjoy a parade with your family, waving little Latvian flags. Watch fireworks light up the sky at night, creating a magical scene. Say 'Priec?gus sv?tkus!' which means "Happy Holiday!" to everyone you meet. You could listen to Latvian songs or learn a traditional dance. Try tasting some delicious Latvian foods like grey peas or rye bread. You can end the day by lighting a candle in the window to show love for your country and remember its heroes.
Where Latvian Independence Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - Latvia
