Question

Do you celebrate Halloween in Russia?

Answer 1

Объяснение:

yes we do/no we don't либо так либо так

Answer 2

Halloween is not traditionally celebrated in Russia to the extent that it is in some other countries, such as the United States or Canada. Halloween is primarily a Western holiday with its roots in Celtic and Christian traditions. In Russia, Halloween has gained some popularity in recent years, especially among young people and in larger cities. However, it is not a widely observed holiday, and the level of celebration varies from place to place.

Some urban areas in Russia may have Halloween parties, costume contests, and decorations in stores or public spaces. Some nightclubs and bars may host Halloween-themed events. However, it is not a public holiday, and many Russians may not actively participate in Halloween celebrations.

Instead of Halloween, Russia has its own traditional holidays and celebrations, such as Maslenitsa (a spring festival), New Year's Eve, and Orthodox Christian holidays like Christmas and Easter, which are more widely observed.

In summary, Halloween is not a widely celebrated holiday in Russia, and its observance is generally limited to certain urban areas and specific social groups.