[ SECRET POST #2169 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2169 ⌋

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Re: Stupid questions from non-natives (Part Seven)

[siofrabunnies]

For religious holidays, people tend to only celebrate the ones associated with their religion. So, no Christians doing Ramadan, for instance. If you're close to someone of another religion, you might give them a token gesture to help them celebrate. Like giving a Muslim person a favorite treat after the fasting for Ramadan was finished, like a small Eid al-Fitr between friends.

In the US (I'm from the midwest), religion is usually seen as a "You stick to yours, I'll stick to mine" kind of thing, and holidays tend to follow suit. Giving out small, secular gifts like candy or decorations is pretty common.