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Hi everyone,
Today we are going to talk about Coming of Age ceremonies.
Jonas is going through the change from being a boy to being a man. He participates in a special ceremony to honor that event. In English we call this "Coming of Age".
- In MS Word, write a description of this kind of ceremony in your native country. What is it called, what do you do, how do you dress, is there a party, what is done? Be detailed and specific.
- Please find websites that show how this ceremony is practiced in your native country. Paste in links to these websites.
- Read 3 other students' posts and write about what you learned from each one.
- How are the ceremonies similar and different?
Here is my example:
I am Jewish and in my religion, when a child turns 13, he or she is given a bar mitzvah (boy) or a bat mitzvah (girl). This ceremony first takes place in a synagogue which is a house of worship for the Jewish people. During the ceremony, the boy or girl reads from the Jewish Bible, called the Torah, in Hebrew. He or she sings songs and is joined by members of his or her family. Candles are lit, prayers are read, songs are sung, and many people are there to watch and participate. After the religious ceremony, there is a big party with food, dancing and more celebrating. It is very exciting and fun.
Here are links to websites with information about the ceremony:- http://judaism.about.com/od/lifeevents/a/whatisabarmitzvah.htm
- http://www.aish.com/jl/l/bm/48956006.html
- http://www.watchdoit.com/how-to-videos/Bar-Bat-Mitzvah-Rabbi-Jonathan-Ginsburg-wwwJewuinfo-3225
SANGITA ADHIKARI
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My religion is Hindu and in my religion and in my religion, boys between 8 and 12 celebrate the ceremony named “Bartabanda”. In this ceremony they learn the traditional law, rites and rituals. In my country it is also considered as the beginning of manhood .They should also put on sacred thread and also save their head for their purification which also shows that a boy did “Bartamandha”. The boy is provided with mantra on this day which should be used twice a day before meal. Especially the child who is going to have Bartamandha is dressed in white or orange dress. This ceremony also varies from religion to religion. In some of the caste, a boy should carry bow and arrow and also they have to walk around whole city asking for rice and tika with their neighbor which is also known as “Dakshina”. Some people consider this ceremony as “License to marriage”.
Some of the links for “bartabandha”
• http://www.intravelmag.com/indigenous/638-hindu-bratabandha-ceremony-nepal
• https://encrypted.google.com/search?hl=en&biw=1280&bih=933&tbs=vid%3A1&q=bartabandha+in+nepal&aq=f&aqi=m1&aql=&oq=
In Chinese culture, there is a cerebration which named “ceremony of adults”. This cerebration usually for 11 grades students who are 18 or almost 18 years old. At that day, all 11 grades ‘ students must wear their school uniform and come to school on time. School principal will announce all school students to cheer with them. 11 grade students will swear follow the principal’s said. The principal cheer them to do more useful things for the society. This cerebration usually spent half hour and happened in the playground. Most students who are 11 grades enjoy it. Some school will have a performance to cerebrate.
ReplyDeleteHere are links to about the ceremony:
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In Japan, “Coming of Age” is “Seijin no HI”. When Japanese who are 20 years old become adults, Japanese peoples open “Seijin Shiki” which is a ceremony. In the ceremony the Japans men wear “Genpuku” or ”Hekoiwai”. The Japanese Women wear “Mogi”. Many Japanese people celebrate the Japanese each other.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/shinto/holydays/seijinshiki.shtml
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coming_of_Age_Day
Ringo Sukegawa
Emmanuel,sergino
ReplyDeleteIn my country when students went in catholic school they have a big rite of passage , girls ,boys who are getting in 10 grade have to get to the church for a ceremony in the month of July ,call batisement ,where they will have to dress in white with black shoes also have to know the song of ave Maria. And they will take the benediction where they said that they were out of the word of Christ and now they are in and they will have the protection of god. After two hours they will go home and eat nice food in listen to catholic song and pray before they sleep. It will be the begin of a new life
Farida vanGennip
ReplyDeleteI am Christian and .from a country called Suriname and when a child turn 12 the parents and pastor talk to the child about their body change .to be careful with boys because of the menstrual period and to pray to God.it take place in the church and after that to the child parents house .the child have to say how he/she feels and have to say if he/she would still pray the lord.the pastor prays for wisdom ,health ,knowledge for the child and after the prayer they have a big party for the kid .the kids is dress in a gown if it is a girl and a boy in a nice jeans and short.people eat food like moksie, alesie tjawmin ,soup etc and dance and is happy.
Some links are :www.andasuriname.nl
Dear Damwei,I knew that a ceremony for 11 graders aged 18 is celebrated in which they should wear their school dress and spend a little time with friends and performance are also held.
ReplyDelete1.In our culture (Bangladesh) there is no ceremony to be adult. But after 18 years old, we can vote for our country. Before 18 years old, we can’t vote. And we can’t get driving license. In our country, after 18 years old, a boy or a girl is counted as an adult and can get married. But there is nothing like a ceremony. It’s just like a usual birthday party.
ReplyDeleteDear Ringo,i knew that in your country,people are considered to be adult at the age of 20 and they celebrate a ceremony called “Seijin Shiki” with each other.
ReplyDeleteDanqing Li
ReplyDelete1.In MS Word, write a description of this kind of ceremony in your native country. What is it called, what do you do, how do you dress, is there a party, what is done? Be detailed and specific.
2.Please find websites that show how this ceremony is practiced in your native country. Paste in links to these websites.
3.Read 3 other students' posts and write about what you learned from each one.
4.How are the ceremonies similar and different?
Ans : 1. The ceremony for men was called capping ceremony, meaning doing a hair in a bun or coil and wearing a cap. Usually it was held in February in an ancestral temple and the date was chosen by the person to be capped by divination. Three days before the ceremony, an honored guest would be selected to perform the rite. And during the ceremony, the participants- the host (in most cases, the father of the person to be capped), the honored guest and the person to be capped were required to wear ceremonial attires. The receiver was first capped with an inner cap, then a cap, followed by a scarf. After these three steps, his hair was combed into a bun, suggesting the beginning of adulthood. The ceremony for women was called the hair-pinning ceremony, which means gathering hair into a knot and using a hairpin to hold it. It was held after a woman’s engagement and before her wedding, when the woman turned 20 at the latest. The procedures were almost the same as those of a capping ceremony, with slight differences. For instance, the participants were almost women, and the venue of the ceremony was usually inside a main room or an inner chamber. Traditionally, after the rites, the honored guest would deliver a congratulatory speech to the capped person. The general idea of the speech is followed: from now on, you are granted adult attire. It is time for you to stop behaving like a child and to act as an adult. Keep in mind to maintain dignity and achieve moral excellence. Wish you a long life and a successful career. Then the capped person would perform a formal bow to his mother. Finally, a new name would be given by the honored guest. The whole ceremony was over.
2. http://cits.net/content/2010/11-30/135146623.html
http://www.cultural-china.com/chinaWH/features/adultceremony/
Abida
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I am Muslim and in my religion and , when the baby is born their parents give them a good name and it’s Suggested to say “azan” (the call to prayer) in the baby’s right ear so they can hear the name of god in his first day. This ceremony takes place in their home the baby is raised and taught the Islamic rulings and knowing Allah and the prophets. Their parents try to make him get used to perform prayers and other Muslim pillars.
dear Sarawat,
ReplyDeleteI knew that in your country,you can vote after 18 and get driver lisence.They are considered as adult after 18 and you don't have any special ceremony.
1. In MS Word, write a description of this kind of ceremony in your native country. What is it called, what do you do, how do you dress, is there a party, what is done? Be detailed and specific.
ReplyDeleteIn my native country, there is no party when a child become 18 but we can go to many places that we can’t go before we are 18 such like a bar. Maybe some teenagers will celebrate together without their parents’ monitor. Most of the ceremony of Chinese is disappeared now. They were popular in the period between Han and Ming.
2. Please find websites that show how this ceremony is practiced in your native country. Paste in links to these websites.
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I am Muslim and in my religion when a child turns 8 or 9 ,he or she went to mosque or in home they started to read Quran (holy book).Also the sametime they learn how to pray in 5 times in each day……….our holy book have 30 chapter ,when they finish all…..chapter, people did ceremony called millad .Sometime people did that in home or sometime they gave food to the orphan or in mosque. Family gave gift to the child .Eat good food in home.
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Dear SANGITA ADHIKARI, I learned your religion is Hindu and celebration of boys between 8 and 12 the ceremony named “Bartabanda”. They learn the law, rites and rituals in this cerebration. They dress in white or orange.
ReplyDeleteDear Ringo, I learned your religion is Japanese and the cerebration is called “Seijin no HI” for people who are 20 years old becoming a adults, men wear “Genpuku” or “Hekoiwai” and Women wear “Mogi”.
Dear Emmanuel,sergino, I learned that you have a big ritefor student go to school. They dress white and sang songs.
Different: Chinese cerebrate learn nothing for becoming adult. It just a rite.
Similar: have a big party to cerebrate it. Everybody enjoy it. It is interesting.
1. In MS Word, write a description of this kind of ceremony in your native country. What is it called, what do you do, how do you dress, is there a party, what is done? Be detailed and specific.
ReplyDeleteIn my native country, there is no party when a child become 18 but we can go to many places that we can’t go before we are 18 such like a bar. Maybe some teenagers will celebrate together without their parents’ monitor. Most of the ceremony of Chinese is disappeared now. They were popular in the period between Han and Ming.
2. Please find websites that show how this ceremony is practiced in your native country. Paste in links to these websites.
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ReplyDeletedear segino
ReplyDeleteare you talkng about the "communion"? but sometimes when the ceremony is over they have a party in the adfternoon with their family and friends to celebrate that day.
sarah
I am a Muslims and in my religion.when a child turn in to 12 they will get saluar payjama(girl dress) and panjabe (boy dress). After 12 the girls will not going to muszed again to learn Qur’an which is religion’s book. So I want to tell us my situation about turning 12. After I turning 12 I was very dumfounded and very excited because after turning 12 I can’t wear my regular dress that I wear before . in every girls when they turned 12 they have to wear long dress and scarf to cover their head .but I was very happy to getting gift from my family’s every person even my friend. Also we have a lot of party. But the sad news is I will not meet again to my before class met if they wear not turned 12 with me. I can met with them if I see them in outside but I can’t met then in school. After turned 12 all Muslim’s girls have to read the Qur’an every morning and pray for god. but also we have some rule that we have to follow that like after 12 the girls can’t talk with a boy who they don’t know, can’t go outside whenever they want ,they can’t go outside at 12 o’clock AM and PM because the ghost might be crush ,also we can’t go outside without long clothes and without cover the head. But the happy news is we make decision in our family, we can have little freedom about going class met home’s. In 12 ceremonies we have a party with lot of food and sweet pita that we have to make it. Also we can wear share (like a one kind of weeding clothes) in our class met or sister’s wedding. So it was very fun and also we have to follow some good rule and bad rule. Those are the picture of dress that we can wear after 12. In cover the head that dess we wear everyday like that are our regular dress.
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In many countries, they have a great party for the teenagers that reach certain ages. Now, I will introduce the corresponding ceremony of my native country, China. It’s called “the ceremony for adults”. To take part in the ceremony, students dress their uniforms very neatly and clearly. For girls, they wear a purely white T-shirts with ties and tartan skirts that reach their knees or simple trousers. For boys, they wear T-shirts and trousers. This party means that all the teenagers finish their study of high schools and become adults. During the party, the teachers and the leaders of schools have their speeches about the wishes to this new adults, and students will swear oaths to announce their maturity. Also, some students perform onstage that is prepared early.
ReplyDeletehttp://kungfu.chinese.cn/en/article/2009-12/08/content_91486.htm
Sangita i didnot know abouth the ceromony bartabanda but i know now more about the hindu religion
ReplyDeleteyou said that when they will celebrate 20 years old the man wear “Genpuku” or "Hekoiwai”. . are they dresses or shirts and pants? ”Hekoiwai” is for the womean. i think it ll be a dress. so wt color did they dress??
ReplyDeleteDeasr homeyra i didnt know that at the age of 9 the child will know about the quran
ReplyDeleteI am a Chinese and in my country, when a child turn 18, he or she must be independent .Before we are 18, the most children to be dependent on his or her parents. They can’t solve any problem by themselves, but after they finish adult ceremony, they can’t to be dependent on their parents any more. Different place have different action about Adult Ceremony. In the picture we can see these adult wear the tradition clothes and everyone gets a very special hat. I remember that hat is belong to officer in the before of China. They are sat at outside wait for photographer take pictures for them and other people stand away from them because they are not adult so they can’t take pictures with adult. But they also wear beautiful clothes wait for them finish their adult ceremony them take pictures with them. And at night we will have a big party to congratulate them become to adult. There are many friends and many delicious food, we are dancing and singing songs in the party. It is very interesting and fun.
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ReplyDeleteIn Dominican Republic there are rites of passage for boys who are turning 18 called diezciochoanero. Those boys who s turning 15 will be able to travel to other place and also have your own life, and you can leave your parents and will be able to work, the gourvernent will give you a license. And you can go buy alcohol. What s more funs your family will make a big party for you where u will wear black in white all day. Your friend will be happy and family will see you like a new man in the house.
MASUMA
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Ms.Mann
I am Muslim and in my culture there is a ritual for all new child, when he/she turns 7days in the new world. His/her mom’s parents has to bring foods from their house. And they’ve to serve the food for everyone in that house. They also stay in baby’s house 1 day. They gossip with everyone happily and also have a meeting with everyone about the baby’s name. The all members in the family look for a beautiful and meaningful name for the innocent baby. They also invite some religious people so, the baby can have a religious name. The peoples believe if the baby have a religious name then he/she will be a good person.
Dear Ringo,I learned that Japanese peoples open “Seijin Shiki” which is a ceremony.
ReplyDeleteDear Farida,I learned that you have a Christian ceremony.
Dear Sangita, I learned that your ceremony named "bartabanda"for boys.
Most ceremony I saw in this class are in different period and some ceremony only for boys.
Dear Sangita,
ReplyDeletei learned that in your religion boys between 8 and 12 celebrate a cecrmony named "Bartabandha". And in this ceremony, boys get to know the rules and tredition of his relegion(Hindu).
1.In MS Word, write a description of this kind of ceremony in your native country. What is it called, what do you do, how do you dress, is there a party, what is done? Be detailed and specific.
ReplyDeleteIn China ,when the child turns to 18 years old , they should have s adult ceremony .At that day , they wear their uniform and have some activities at school .The students stand on the playground .And they make a vow for their future , the society and their parents .After that ,they can meet their friends and go some place or go home .Their parents usually make a cake for them.
2.Please find websites that show how this ceremony is practiced in your native country. Paste in links to these web sites.
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XIN CHEN
L5R/12
3.Dear Sangita,I learned that in Hindu,boy between 8 and 12 can celebrate the ceremony named "bartbanda".In this ceremony they learn the traditional law, rites and rituals.
ReplyDeleteDear Ringo, I was very interesting at the Japanese ceremony.And now I know that after 20 years old ,you can become a adult.And at this ceremony, men wear “Genpuku” or ”Hekoiwai”. The women wear “Mogi”
Dear Sergino,I learned that in your country when the children getting in 10 grade have to get to the church for a ceremony in the month of July ,call batisement ,where they will have to dress in white with black shoes also have to know the song of ave Maria.
I think every countries' ceremony almost dependent on their religion .And the age becoming a adult is different.
XIN CHEN L5R/12
Dear Ringo
ReplyDeleteI learned "Seijin Shiki" is adult ceremony in Japan and people who is 20 that they turn to adult.
Dear Sangita
I learned the boy who is between 8 and 12 can celebrate the ceremony in hindu, i think they can be very young.
Manuel Lema
ReplyDelete3. Read 3 other students' posts and write about what you learned from each one.
Dear: Najma
In you religion after 12 years , woman can not put regular dress like small dress because it is in you traditions. You always use a log dress after 12 years .
4. How are the ceremonies similar and different
The ceremony are different because in the Najma the woman can put shot dress but in my country the woman can put the clothes that they want. And the similar is that
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ReplyDeleteJohn Gonzalez Ms. Mann
ReplyDeleteDear Sangita I learned that the ceremony called “Bartabanda’’ is specially for teach to the boys about the rites, laws and rituals in your religion and the boys should be dressed in orange or white dress.
Dear Guanhao I learned that when you turn 18 years old there is not ceremony or party but you get more rights and freedom.
Dear Ringo I learned that when somebody turns into 20 they get a ceremony called “Seijin no HI” and the men wear “Genpuku” or “Hekoiwai” and the women wear “Mogi”
Similar:
In all the ceremonies the person who are on it receive more rights or freedom because they are turning into adults or mature.
Different:
In all the ceremonies the persons on it have to use different clothes (it depends on what kind of ceremony it is)
Dear Ringo
ReplyDeleteFrom your says that i knew about Japanese how celebrate the boy or girl become mature,they will were your clothes of Japanese's corture .
Dear Abita
ReplyDeleteWhen i read,i knew when baby born their parent will make name for them and add azan ,it has spacial meant
Dear Musuma
ReplyDeleteI learned in your country when someone adult , they’ve to serve the food for everyone in that house also they need to stay with 1 baby in a house .
1In MS Word, write a description of this kind of ceremony in your native country. What is it called, what do you do, how do you dress, is there a party, what is done? Be detailed and specific.
ReplyDeleteIn my country we celebrate the 15 years old of the ladies. When a girl is 15 years old there is mass in the church. Also the bishop give the blessing and bless the jewelry. The parents make the party in a club or in the house with all the family and friends. The girl has a court with 15 girls and 15 boys. The celebration marks the transition from girl to a young lady .Serves as a way to recognize the girl in question has reached maturity. The girl wears a big dress and is the color pink. In this party the girl receives her last doll. The birthday girl dances with her father the waltz. Also she receives gifts from friends and people that are in the party.
Dear: RINGO
ReplyDeleteI learned that in your country,people are considered to be adult at the age of 20 and they celebrate a ceremony called “Seijin Shiki”
Dear; SARAWAT
you are taking that in your country,you can vote after 18 and get driver lisence and are considered as adult.
Dear; SANGITA
I learned that in your country the boy who is between 8 and 12 can celebrate the ceremony in hindui.
Name:Xinjin,Liu Teacher:Ms.mann
ReplyDeleteDate:3/15/2011 Class:L5R/12
1.Read 3 other students' posts and write about what you learned from each one.
Dear Sangita:
From what you said I learned a lots about Hindu's culture such as when the boys between 8 and 12 they will have a ceremony named artabanda and they will learn the traditional law. Also it’s the beginning of their manhood.
Dear Ringo:
I learned about ”Coming of Age” in japan. When people become 20 years old they’ll have a ceremony for celebrate they become adults at that day people will wear Kimono and enjoy that day with friends or family.
Dear Emmanuel:
From your comment I learned about that in your country when the children become adults they will go to the church have a ceremony calls batisement at that day they will dress up and pray to the God so they can get the protection from the God for their life’s new beginning.
2.How are the ceremonies similar and different
These ceremonies are all about celebrate the children become adults but in different ways and it depends on different cultures, countries, and religions.
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ReplyDeleteYara sayed L5R-12
ReplyDeleteI am Egyptian and my religion is Islam. My culture and my religion share many traditions. In my religion, when a girl reaches puberty, she cannot wear short dresses or skirts anymore. Girls also should wear a scarf (veil) to cover their hair; after they reach puberty. In my culture, a boy or a girl cannot leave their parents’ until they get married and the father is responsible for his children until they graduate and get a job. People in my age cannot get deriving license until they turn 18. Minors are not responsible for their inheritance until they turn 21.
References
•www.egypt-cairo.com/egypt_culture_and_tradition.html
• www.everyculture.com/cr-ga/egypt.html
• www.scared-destination.com/egypt/egypt-islam.html
Yara Sayed
ReplyDeleteDear Priscilla
I learned that in your country,when a girl turns 15,there is a mass in the church, and the bishop blesses her and the mass jewelry.
Dear Sangita
I learned that in your country , when a boy is between 8&12, he celebrates with his relatives a celebration called "Bartabanda".
Dear Guanhoa
I learned that your country is just like my country, there is no celebration when you turn 18 and become an adult.
I am Muslim, in my religion when a baby is first born his parents give him a name, and say the (AZAN ) in his/her ear so he/she could be able to hear the name of Allah (god) first. This take place anywhere, where ever the kid is. When the baby turns 9 his/her parents has to start teaching him, praying and all stories about our prophets. Girls has to start covering their hair and start praying at age 9 , boys once they turn 14 , 15 they have to start praying and not skip a day without praying .
ReplyDeletedear Abida what u said about muslin is 100 % true :) thank you for spreading our culture all over...
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ReplyDeleteMy religion is ISLAM. In our religion when a child is born their parents has to give them a name. And for that name they call their relatives to come to their house. And most of the parents try to give name from the holy book QURAN. And also when a child turns 7 they must go to prayer in the mosque. Or else our god will be angry. So many of the parents try to send their child to the mosque when they are 7.
Veronica Pinargote
ReplyDeleteMy religion is Catholic ceremonies in my country are celebrating the 15 years that when women reach 15 years parents renting premises and buying pink dress for their daughters put it pink dresses and 15 ladies looking to be part of her court after that they go to Mass for the father of them blessing after that they celebrate their festivals in a local.. Where parties are quite big when held 15 years parents have to go with the birthday and give it to the sponsor to make changes shoes after that the quinceanera and her court will put the links to each
I am Christian and from Burma. In my religion, when we born, we have to make a celebration after 7 days. That is called Baptism. A child has got Baptism name by a priest with his/her God-father and God-mother. God father and mother are same like the parents. They must have responsible for a child. When we are adult , there is no ceremony except birthday and marriage.
ReplyDeleteDEAR: SANGITA
ReplyDeleteI lear that in your religion boys between 8 and 12 celebrate a ceremony named "Bartabandha
In my country we celebrate the quinceanera party. All the girls celebrate this party when they become 15. It represents that they are not a child anymore, they are now a woman. The girls wear a big and pink dress, and during the party they dance with their fathers a vals. The girls invite all their family and friends and some of them performance a nice choreography, using certain clothes. The girl’s family prepare a huge banquet, and a really big pink cake. All the accessories in the party are pink. This party is important in my country, all the girls dream about it when they are close to become 15.
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http://www.quinceanera-boutique.com/todays-celebrations-sweet-sweet-pg-7.html
http://partyspot.com/articles/article.aspx?articleid=a60503122621
http://www.mexconnect.com/articles/3192-la-quincea%C3%B1era-a-celebration-of-budding-womanhood
dear sangita
ReplyDeleteI learn that in your religion boys between 8 and 12 celebrate a ceremony named "Bartabandha" i like that :)
Dear homayra
ReplyDeleteI thought it was 7 when a child has to go to the mosque….
Dear Sangita
I never heard of ‘’Bartabanda’’….but now I know ..:)
Dear Ringo
I never knew in Japan when a person is 20 becomes adult.
dear Saw
ReplyDeletei like your religion even though a lot of countries has it ,but its different in your country
1. In MS Word, write a description of this kind of ceremony in your native country. What is it called, what do you do, how do you dress, is there a party, what is done? Be detailed and specific.
ReplyDeleteI am from India and in my religion the famous celebration is when someone get marriage then there is a big party. This ceremony takes place in a big restaurant. We celebrate it nicely and greatly. We invite our all relatives and friends in that party. We serve a lot off food to everyone there in the restaurant. We play music very loud and we dance a lot. In the afternoon of the wedding day we have to go to our Sikh temple to pray after that the wedding girl have to go with her husband to his home. We wear very heavy and beautiful dresses on the wedding day. The wedding girl wears heavier dress then others. We all wear Indian dresses. It ends in the night then everybody goes to their homes and the girl goes with her husband in her in-law home. It has been a big party in India I know.
2. Please find websites that show how this ceremony is practiced in your native country. Paste in links to these websites.
www.sadapunjab.com/cv/.../Punjabi_marriage/index0.html - Cached - Similar
Dear Saw.. I learned about your relgion and the party that you make 7 days after a child born. It is really interesting, so much different to my country. God bless u!
ReplyDeleteI am Dominican and in my country, when a girl turns fifteen, she has a QUINCEAÑERO. The party takes place in a beautiful place, (the girl decides where); sometimes in hotels, houses, halls. Parents invite all the family members and friends. The girl wears a very nice, long and elegant dress; which almost always is pink. The girl has to dance a Vals with her father; also he has to take out her shoes and change it into high heels. The girl has a section of picture (alone, with the family, and her friends). Her friends make a dance choreography as a surprise for the celebrated. There are a lot of foods there and a big and beautiful cake. When the girl turns 15 , it means that she turn to be a woman. Also, we call the ceremony “The fifteen springs”.
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http://www.ehow.com/about_5428111_quinceanera.html
http://www.usccb.org/liturgy/quinceanera.shtml
Dear Abida
ReplyDeleteI learned something about your religion that makes me see that you respect their religion much
Dear Ringo.. It's really nice that in your country people make a party when you become 20. Nice celebration..
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ReplyDeleteIn Chinese culture there is a cerebration which named “ceremony of adults” if your 18 ,you must wear school special uniform as boy wear white T shit black jean and tie ,girl wear white T shit black skirt and read tie come to school .and School principal will announce all school students to cheer with them then sing a song ,after they shake hand with principal .this should spend 2 hours to do this ceremony for adults students .
Dear Abida..It's interesting what people do in your country when a child born. Good Job..!!
ReplyDeleteDear Sangita,from your post,I learn something about your religion.That makes me know more about your religion.
ReplyDeleteDear Ringo,from your post,I know about your religion is different to mine.For example,in Japan,20 years old become an adult,but in China,18 years old become an adult.
Dear Farida,I learn about your religion from your post and I think that is interesting.
Dear Sangita,from your post,I learn something about your religion.That makes me know more about your religion.
ReplyDeleteDear Ringo,from your post,I know about your religion is different to mine.For example,in Japan,20 years old become an adult,but in China,18 years old become an adult.
Dear Farida,I learn about your religion from your post and I think that is interesting.
DEAR: Yara
ReplyDeleteI learned about u religion when women are ladies must wear the veil
Dear Sarawat is nice to have something in common, in my country people turn to be adults at 18 and they are allowed to drive and get a license when they turn 18. Also, we can vote at that age. :-)
ReplyDeleteDear Sarawat my culture is little similar to yours like we can vote when we turn to 18 and we can get driving licence but the opposite thing is we have celebrations in india .
ReplyDeleteDear Sarawat is nice to have something in common, in my country people turn to be adults at 18 and they are allowed to drive and get a license when they turn 18. Also, we can vote at that age. :-)
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ReplyDeletei know when children turns 7 they must go to prayer in the mosque. if they dont go the mosque the parten will be so sad
Dear Poonam, I enjoyed your ceremony. I saw it in a tv show, I think that it is awsome. I want to get married in your country. :-)
ReplyDeleteDear Masuma khanom i want to let you know that the you celebration of coming age is a little similar with mine because the parents of the girl who becomes 15 years old have to give a feast to the invites also.
ReplyDeleteDear Yara, I love how the veil that girls from your contry have to use. :-)
ReplyDeletedear sakib your culture is little similar to mine like in my country when a baby born then parents have to give him/her a name sometime =s they find in our religion book that calls "Guru Granth Sahib".
ReplyDeleteDear Ringo i want to tell you that your culture is a little similar with mine because in my culture when the girls turn 15 they are considerate as adults.
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ReplyDeleteI learned about your relgion when you are 7 you enjoy 7 day for celebrate and ity make you are fell happy.
I’m from Uzbekistan, and in my country boys who has age between 5-9, their parents call all relatives and neighbors to celebrate “Coming of age”. Parentis wear them white clothes and give them special knife. Also they cook different national foods and give candies to other children.
ReplyDeleteIn China, there is not everybody celebrate of being a adult. People in my town have our own way to celebrate of being a adult, called “fenpeny”, means to be independent. In that day ,we gather all the children who is 18 years old (in china we count age as year, not the birthday) and their parents of our town ,then we have the dinner together ,during the dinner ,everybody turn to say “thank you “ to their parents, and the parents will give their child a gift.
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Dear Sarawat,You culture(Bangladesh)is almost same like my culture.There is no ceremony.But we can vote when we are 18.
ReplyDeleteDear Danwei Lin,I also happy when students are 18, the whole students and others celebrate for them.
Dear sakib, The name we give a child is almost same.
dear Ringo
ReplyDeletei know when you are 20 ,people will get big celebrate .
Dear Sangita i never heard about "Bartabanda"
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I’m from Uzbekistan, and in my country boys who has age between 5-9, their parents call all relatives and neighbors to celebrate “Coming of age”. Parentis wear them white clothes and give them special knife. Also they cook different national foods and give candies to other children.
Dear Rosanna
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Yara Sayed
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I'm muslim like you, and in Islam the parents have to start teaching their childrens (boys or girls) our religion's teachings when they are kids. Once the childrens turn 10, their parents will punish them for leaving any prayer.When girls reach puberty, they should cover their hair.
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I’m Ecuadorian and in my country we celebrate something that is called the Quinceañera party. Only the girls are the ones who celebrate this party when they become 15. The celebration marks the transition from girl to woman's quinceañera. Serves as a way to recognize the girl in question has reached maturity. The girls wear a big and pink dress; during this party the girl dances with his gentleman and his father too, some of the girl’s friend performance a nice choreography for guests. The girl invites some of her family and friends, the girl’s family prepare a huge banquet, and a really big cake. Almost all the accessories are pink.
Some websites:
http://www.quinceanera-boutique.com/todays-celebrations-sweet-sweet-pg-7.html
http://www.mexconnect.com/articles/3192-la-quincea%C3%B1era-a-celebration-of-budding-womanhood
http://www.xn--quinceaera-z9a.com/
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Dear Sangita I have never hear about that ceremony of the “Bartamandha” thanks for share it with us.
Dear Danwei Lin I really learn about this ceremony of “ceremony of adults” thank you.
Dear Ringo I really feel interesting about this ceremony of “Coming of Age” because in somehow in the same as my ceremony
Liao jiahao
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1. The ceremony for men was called the capping ceremony, which means doing hair in a bun or coil and wearing a cap. In ancient times, the capping ceremony was held in February in an ancestral temple and the date was chosen by the person to be capped by divination. Three days before the ceremony, he would select an honored guest to perform the rite as well as a capping assistant to help out. During the ceremony, the host, honored guest and the person to be capped were supposed to wear ceremonial attires. The man was first capped with an inner cap, followed by a cap and a scarf. After the three steps, the mans hair was combed into a bun, which suggested the beginning of adulthood.
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