Hey. I was wondering. Do they have a Fourth of July in other countries?

I’m just curious…

nope I think they skip the day on the calendar, but they do celebrate the american revolution…somehow, someway :wink:

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No. We have our own indenpendeces and revolutions :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

I think most countries have their own national day, if that’s what you meant. We don’t celebrate the US revolution…That would be weird.

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I checked when I was in Japan. It just goes straight from the 3rd to the 5th.

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In Australia we have July the fourth, it’s on the calendar. But we don’t celebrate American independence day.

Our equivalent is January 26th, Australia Day.

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In the Netherlands we have Kingsday on April 27th, when we all bow to the monarch, and then there’s Liberation day on May 5th.

Kingsday in Amsterdam:

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Not here though… We have February 30th though

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That’s impossible Minnii, lol. Are you kidding? February has 28 days. When leap year comes up, it adds only one day to February which is a February 29th.

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Yesh, I am keeding :grin:

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I think every country should have a Tomatina Festival. I’m not sure what they’re celebrating exactly but I can think of a lot of people I wouldn’t mind throwing tomatoes at.

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Totally! I would be up for that!

We have 4th July if thats what you meant. It’s the day after 3rd July.

A lot of my friends are a passionate USA-lovers. One of them just got married in LA to her long time gf and now they are on a road trip. Sarad jealous.

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