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Advent, which means the coming ( of Christ in this context).
it is called Christmas day.
Christmas is a holiday for all Christians, and in the entire English-speaking world it goes by that name. In French, Christmas is referred to as "Noel."
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In India Santa is called Father Christmas or simply Santa by the Christians who celebrate Christmas in the country.
Russian Christians are Orthodox; which means the celebrate Epiphany in January
They don’t call him anything. They don’t celebrate Christmas because they are not Christians. Many nations do not celebrate Christmas like the United States.
Millions of Christians in America (North and South) celebrate Christmas to celebrate the arrival of Jesus Christ. They often have theatrical plays of the story of Jesus birth. They also sing and have great sermons. At home many of them have Christmas trees and exchange gifts....some will donate to the needy too. When the kids do the story of Jesus birth it is really cute and a big blessing. Kids and teens will often sing by themselves (alone or as a chorus) the traditional Christmas songs ... really wonderful when they do. Many churches will have communion on that day too. They often invite neighbors and family members to Church for Christmas. There is usually a festive meal fixed too. In the USA even people who are not Christian believers celebrate Christmas and Hanukkah. Some people just call it a HOLIDAY celebration who are not Christians.
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4 weeks before Christmas is actually what we call Advent Season. Christians especially Catholics prepare for the coming of the Lord Jesus as an infant. Sunday is the day when the Advent season starts.
Russians call Christmas рождество or rozhdestvo.