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Interkultureller Kalender 2018 Mit Ausgewählten Religiösen, Kulturellen Und Internationalen Fest- Und Feiertagen Interkultureller Kalender 2018 mit ausgewählten religiösen, kulturellen und internationalen Fest- und Feiertagen Bestellungen bitte an: Verband binationaler Familien und Partnerschaften iaf e.V., Landesgeschäftsstelle NRW Thomas-Mann-Straße 30, 53111 Bonn - 11 fon 02 28 / 909 04 - 14 02 28 / 909 04 fax [email protected] Exemplare des Hiermit bestelle ich Interkulturellen Kalenders 2018 € Versandkostenzu je 2 € zuzüglich Versandkosten: 1 – 7 Kalender 2 € Versandkosten 8 – 14 Kalender 3 € Versandkosten 15 – 28 Kalender 6 € Versandkosten 29 – 70 Kalender 9 Grün und Orange mag ich sehr. Meine große Schwester mag rot, aber ich lieber grün, weil FEBRUAR (tibetisch) die Natur so grün ist. Orange, Orange, ich APRIL Nisan türkisch liebe Orangen. (italienisch) Do Fr JANUAR Gennaio 1 Dok Fai Ban (Baumwollblütenfest, bis 7.2.), Thailand 16 Losar, Neujahr, Tibet (Beginn Jahr des Erd-Hundes) 1 So Ostersonntag (Auferstehung Jesu), christlich 16 Mo 2 Fr 17 Sa Mo Di 2 Mo Ostermontag, christlich 17 Di 1 Neujahr 16 Kinderbuchtag, intern. 3 Sa 18 So Di Mi 3 Di 18 Mi 2 17 Patrice Lumumbas Gedenktag, Kongo Finde-einen-Regenbogen-Tag, USA Çarşema Sor, Roter Mittwoch (Neujahr), jesidisch 4 So 19 Mo 3 Mi 18 Do 4 Mi 19 Do 5 Mo 20 Di 4 Do 19 Fr 5 Do 20 Fr Di Hizir Fasten, (bis 8.2.), alevitisch Mi 6 Waitangi Day, Nationalfeiertag, Neuseeland 21 Tag der Muttersprache, UNESCO 5 Fr 20 Sa 6 Fr 21 Sa Kindergartentag, international 7 Mi 22 Do Sa So 7 Sa 22 So 6 Heilige drei Könige (Feier der Göttlichkeit Jesu), christl. 21 8 Do 23 Fr So Weihnachtsfest, christl.- orthodox, Russland, Georgien, Mo 8 So Kambutsue, Hana Matsuri* (Blumenfest zu 23 Mo 7 Serbien u. a. 22 Ehren Buddhas Geb.), buddh., Japan Kinderfest, Türkei 9 Fr 24 Sa Mo Di Karneval, Brasilien (bis 14.2.) 9 Mo 24 Di 8 Seijin no hi (Tag des Erwachsenwerdens), Japan 23 10 Sa 25 So 9 Di 24 Mi 10 Di 25 Mi 11 So 26 Mo Mi Do 11 Mi 26 Do 10 Voodoo Fest, Benin 25 12 Mo Rosenmontag (Karnevalsumzüge), Deutschland 27 Di 11 Do 26 Fr Anerkennung der Unabhängigkeit (200. Jahrestag), Chile 12 Do 27 Fr 13 Di 28 Mi Fr Sa Heiliger Sava, gregorianischer Kalender, christlich-orthodox, 13 Fr 28 Sa 12 Yennayer, Neujahrstag der Berber, Maghreb 27 Serbien u. a. Renad spricht deutsch und arabisch. Songkran* (Neujahr bis 15.4.), Thailand, Laos Mi Aschermittwoch (Beginn der Fastenzeit), christlich 14 Valentinstag 13 Sa 28 So 14 Sa Serisal (Neujahrsfest) jesidisch 29 So Orthodoxer Neujahrstag, julianischer Kalender 15 Do So Makar Sankranti (Wintersonnenwende und Erntedank- Mo 15 So 30 Mo 14 fest), hinduistisch 29 Día del Niňo (Tag des Kindes), Mexiko * Kann sich um einen Tag verschieben wegen unterschiedlicher Berechnung des Mondkalenders 15 Mo 30 Di MÄRZ (farsi) 31 Mi 1 Do Purim (Tag der Errettung des jüd. Volkes), jüdisch 16 Fr Yuánxiāojié (Laternenfest), China, Taiwan St. Patrick’s Day / Lá Fhéile Pádraig, christlich, JUNI (sinhala) 2 Fr Holi (Frühlingsfest, Fest der Farben), hinduistisch 17 Sa Irland.d Meine Lieblingsfarbe ist Blau, 3 Sa 18 So weil ich Elsa mag. Die kann zaubern. 1 Fr 16 Sa Ngjyra ime e preferuar është blau, 4 So 19 Mo sepse unë Elsa e pëlqej këtë. 2 Sa 17 So Name bzw. Institution: Kjo më vjen në mendje, ose që mund të sjell ndërmend. 5 Mo 20 Di Nouruz / Newroz* (Neujahrsfest, Tag- und 3 So 18 Mo Nachtgleiche, iranisch, kurdisch Dano, trad. Fest zum Ende der Aussaat, Korea 6 Di 21 Mi Welttag gegen Rassismus, UNESCO 4 Mo 19 Di Unabhängigkeitstag, Ghana Tag der Farbe, intern. 7 Mi 22 Do 5 Di 20 Mi Weltflüchtlingstag, UNO 8 Do 23 Fr 6 Mi 21 Do Internationaler Frauentag National Aboriginal Day, Kanada I speek all in English, I like red and 9 Fr 24 Sa 7 Do 22 Fr pink. Die Fingerfarbe ist so klebrig. My Hemd is so colorfull. I like lemons. 10 Sa 25 So 8 Fr 23 Sa Midsommardagen (Mittsommertag), Schweden Beginn der Sommerzeit Tag der Farbe Pink, USA 11 So 26 Mo 9 Sa 24 So Johannistag, christlich, Baltikum 12 Mo 27 Di 10 So 25 Mo 13 Di 28 Mi 11 Mo 26 Di Kamehameha Tag, Hawaii 14 Mi 29 Do 12 Di 27 Mi Poson (Ankunft des Theravada-Buddhismus in Sri Lanka), buddhistisch 15 Do 30 Fr 13 Mi 28 Do Karfreitag (Kreuzigung Jesu), christlich Ich übe auch schon schnitzen * Kann sich um einen Tag verschieben wegen eutsch und albanisch. unterschiedlicher Berechnung des Mondkalenders 31 Sa Erla spricht d 14 Do – wie Michel. 29 Fr Pessach (Auszug aus Ägypten), (bis 7.4.), jüdisch Jag tränar också redan 15 Fr carving,Id ul-Fitr / Şeker som Bayramı Emil. (Zuckerfest / Fest des 30 Sa Fastenbrechens)*, islam. (bis 17.6.) * Kann sich um einen Tag verschieben wegen unterschiedlicher Berechnung des Mondkalenders MAI (arabisch) 1 Di 16 Mi Ramadan, Ramazan (Beginn der Fastenzeit)*, Maifeiertag, internationaler Tag der Arbeit islamisch (bis 15.6.) Ich liebe blau, alles bei mir ist blau. En sevdiĝim renk mavi. Juli Juillet französisch Khadija spricht deutsch und englisch. 2 Mi 17 Do O yüzden her şeyim mavi. 1 Mi 16 Do 3 Do 18 Fr Virgen del Carmen, christlich, Spanien, Südamerika 4 Fr 19 Sa 2 Do 17 Fr Pfingstsonntag (Entsendung des Heiligen Geistes), 3 Fr 18 Sa 5 Sa Kodomo no Hi (Kindertag), Japan 20 So christlich 100. Geburtstag von Nelson Mandela Hidirellez (Frühlingsfest) alevitisch Schawuot (Offenbarung Gottes), jüdisch, (bis 21.5.) 4 Sa 19 So AUGUST Sierpień (polnisch) 6 So 21 Mo Pfingstmontag, christlich Independence Day (Unabhängigkeitstag), USA Welttag der kulturellen Vielfalt, UNESCO So Mo 7 Mo 22 Di 5 20 1 Mi 16 Do Hacı Bektaş (bis 18.8), alevitisch Mo Di 8 Di 23 Mi 6 21 2 Do 17 Fr 7 Di 22 Mi 9 Mi 24 Do Tanabata (Sternenfest), Japan 3 Fr 18 Sa 8 Mi 23 Do 10 Do 25 Fr Geburtstag des Haile Selassi I, rastafari Sa So Christi Himmelfahrt, christlich 4 19 Do Fr 11 Fr 26 Sa 9 24 5 So 20 Mo spricht deutsch und türkisch. Straße: Mustafa Fr Sa 10 25 12 Sa 27 So Gedenktag zum Tode des Bab, bahai 6 Mo 21 Di Id ul-Adha / Kurban Bayramı (Opferfest)* , islamisch (bis 24.8.) Sa So 13 So 28 Mo 11 26 7 Di 22 Mi So Mo 14 Mo 29 Di 12 27 8 Mi 23 Do Vesakh (Geburtstag Buddhas)*, buddhistisch Nane Nane (Bauerntag), Tansania 13 Mo 28 Di 15 Di 30 Mi Galungang (Fest zu Ehren der Ahnen), hinduistisch, 9 Do 24 Fr Internationaler Tag der Familie, UNO Bali Tag der indigenen Bevölkerung, international * Kann sich um einen Tag verschieben wegen 14 Di 29 Mi unterschiedlicher Berechnung des Mondkalenders 31 Do Nationalfeiertag, Frankreich 10 Fr 25 Sa Zhōngyuán Jié (Geisterfest), China 15 Mi 30 Do Tag der Freundschaft, international 11 Sa 26 So 31 Fr m m 12 So 27 Mo o coc Tag der Jugend, UNO obe.obe ad Mo Di k.adk.aka 13 28 c oco tocto s n en, e t f 14 Di 29 Mi haft s Meine Lieblingsfarben erscers rtnrt sind grün und orange. artn 15 Mi 30 Do P d Мои любимые цвета nd Pn * Kann sich um einen Tag verschieben wegen en ue u зелёный и оранжевый. unterschiedlicher Berechnung des Mondkalenders Fr ilii 31 milim a F r Fa e a nale Meine Lieblingsfarbe ist rot. o tio atioa Blau und gelb wird dunkelgrün. in binbib d n an bandb e VerVeV Postleitzahl, Ort: s: s otootoo F | g rgr o o . atat. r nr on conrconcoc www www.ww : g ng: ngn tu ltul altualt GestGeG d ndn und ept epe n Im Regenbogen sind alle Farben, Konz die du kennst. Du kannst ihn nur dann sehen, wenn es regnet und gleichzeitig die Sonne scheint. DEZEMBER December (schwedisch) Sa So 1 16 3. Advent So Mo Magomet spricht deutsch und russisch. 2 1. Advent 17 Lina spricht deutsch und tamazight. Mo Di 3 Chanukka (Lichterfest), jüdisch (bis 10.12.) 18 4 Di 19 Mi SEPTEMBER hebräisch OKTOBER Οκτώβριος (griechisch) (spanisch) NOVEMBER Noviembre 5 Mi 20 Do 1 Sa 16 So Telefon, E-mail: Fetu Afahye, (trad. Fest), Ghana 1 Mo 16 Di 1 Do 16 Fr Do Fr Allerheiligen, christlich 6 Nikolaustag, christlich 21 Soyala (Wintersonnenwende), Hopi, Arizona USA So Mo 2 17 2 Di 17 Mi 2 Fr 17 Sa Fr Sa Día de los Muertos, christlich, Mexiko 7 22 Mo Di 3 18 3 Mi 18 Do Tag der Deutschen Einheit 3 Sa 18 So Sa So 8 23 4. Advent Di Mi 4 19 4 Do 19 Fr 4 So 19 Mo Mevlid Kandili (Geburtstag des Propheten So Mo Mohammed)*, islamisch 9 2. Advent 24 Heiligabend, christlich 5 Mi 20 Do Ashura (Fasten- und Rettungstag des Propheten Moses), islamisch (bis 21.9.) 5 Fr 20 Sa 5 Mo 20 Di Mo Di Weltkindertag, UNESCO 10 25 1. Weihnachtstag (Geburt Jesu), christlich Do Fr 6 21 6 Sa 21 So 6 Di 21 Mi Di Mi 2. Weihnachtstag, christlich Bon Om Touk (Wasserfest) Kambodscha 11 26 St. Stephanus, griechisch-orthodox 7 Fr Paryushana Parva* (Fasten- und Reinigungs- 22 Sa zeit), jainistisch (bis 14.9.) 7 So 22 Mo Erntedankfest, christlich 7 Mi 22 Do Mi Do Diwali (Lichterfest), hinduistisch (bis 11.11.) Thanksgiving (Erntedankfest), USA 12 27 8 Sa 23 So Aşure (Danksagungstag), alevitisch 8 Mo 23 Di Thanksgiving Day, Kanada 8 Do 23 Fr Do Fr Geburtstag des Guru Nanak, sikh 13 Lucia-Fest, Schweden, Dänemark, Norwegen 28 9 So 24 Mo Sukkot (Laubhüttenfest), jüdisch (bis 30.9.) 9 Di 24 Mi 9 Fr 24 Sa 14 Fr 29 Sa 10 Mo Rosh ha-Schana (Neujahrsfest), jüdisch, 25 Di (bis 11.9.) Ganesh Chaturthi (Ganeshas Geburtstag), hinduistisch 10 Mi 25 Do 10 Sa 25 So 15 Sa 30 So 11 Di Muharram (Neujahrsfest), islamisch 26 Mi Neujahrsfest, Äthiopien 11 Do 26 Fr 11 So 26 Mo Mo Silvester / Väterchen Frost, Russland Martinstag, christlich 31 Hogmanay, Schottland (bis 2.1.19) Mi Do 12 27 12 Fr 27 Sa 12 Mo 27 Di 13 Do Ganesh Chaturthi (Ganeshas Geburtstag), 28 Fr hinduistisch 13 Sa 28 So Ochi Tag (Nationalfeiertag) Griechenland Ende der Sommerzeit 13 Di 28 Mi Fr Sa 14 29 14 So 29 Mo Datum, Unterschrift: 14 Mi 29 Do Sa So 15 30 15 Mo Tag des weißen Stocks (Blinden-Gedenktag), 30 Di UNO 15 Do 30 Fr * Kann sich um einen Tag verschieben wegen unterschiedlicher Berechnung des Mondkalenders 31 Mi Halloween, Irland, USA * Kann sich um einen Tag verschieben wegen Reformationstag, christlich-protestantisch unterschiedlicher Berechnung des Mondkalenders Wir danken Rucksack Bonn und dem Familienzentrum Monti-äuschen herzlich für ihre Unterstützung.
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