How do people in Poland celebrate Wielk’s night?

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  1. Eating carp.

    WTF is “Wielk’s night”? How muricans celebrate “Christ’s msza”? Wielkanoc = Easter, it’s not even 2 separate words xD

  2. I see an attempt to create a new legend here – similar to what “the soup of China” has become.

  3. A Sunday before Wielk’s night: Beating everyone at home with a willow branches, calling them or a construction made of straw and dry flowers a palm. 🤦‍♂️

    Friday: Cleaning home and cooking while starving.

    Saturday: Preparing holly food busked, painting eggs

    Sunday: Overeating.

    Monday: We make our ladies wet.

  4. Too soon. 😉 We have a Fat Thursday and Lent on the way. 🙂

  5. Jesus just say easter or wielkanoc dont try to merge it…

  6. WielkaNoc means “Great Night” btw xd

    My family celebrates the breakfast on Great Monday (? maybe now I’m using incorrect term, lol), giving small gifts and painting eggs

  7. From the creators of ‘Soup of China’, we present to you: ‘Wielk’s Night’

  8. >Wielk’s night

    Brukow’s Cube
    Schodow’s Cage
    Węglow’s Power Plant
    Dworcow’s Street
    Asfalt’s Road

  9. Well we eat a big breakfast with alot of eggs then we go to church for the priest to use holy water on the food that you put inside of a basket. Then you get something from easter bunny. And the rest is a normal day

  10. We celebrate Wielk’s arrival by eating lots of soups of China

  11. We eat, drink, meet with our families and some of us go to church : ) classic I would say.

  12. It’s “Wielkanoc”
    I don’t know, if it was Google Translator’s mistake, or a joke, but I jut wanted to clear it up xd

  13. Wielk’s night xd, Wielkanoc roughly translates into Bignight, but Wielkanoc is Easter.

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