Examples of using Sinterklaas in English and their translations into German
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You can also meet Sinterklaas himself in his office.
Sinterklaas is celebrated in the Netherlands, Belgium and the Dutch colonies.
On Sunday 15 November at 3 pm Sinterklaas will visit Museum Ship ss Rotterdam.
For Sinterklaas entry the boat was once on a flatbed trailer to Utrecht.
We look forward to the arrival of Sinterklaas in the special Sinterklaasshow.
In the Netherlands, children leave carrots in their stockings for Sinterklaas' horse.
Just before Sinterklaas 2018 we have already successfully launched several projects, see some examples.
The Mandarin bathing ball is also perfect as a Sinterklaas or Christmas gift.
Sinterklaas doesn't stay on board his steamer all day, because he wants to meet all children in Rotterdam.
Plot==The actor who annually plays Sinterklaas dies just before the arrival of television crew.
De Bonte Koe offers special chocolate products for special occasions like Christmas,Easter, Sinterklaas and Valentine's Day.
On 5 December Sinterklaas and the Zwarte Pieten do not stand out, as many people are dressed like them for the celebration.
Santa Claus is based on the tale about Saint Nicholas, or Sinterklaas, who gave gifts on the eve of his feast day of December 6.
Sinterklaas, in turn, is based on an unverified legend containing very little information about Christendom's priest, Holy Nicholas of Myra(304-345 C.E.).
For example, if you are lucky enough to be at a Dutch"Sinterklaas" celebration, the unique spectacle will stay etched in your memory for a long time.
Once Sinterklaas has moored his boat at the Willemsplein quay(at Spido Harbour Tours), he rides his white horse through the streets of Rotterdam accompanied by a big parade.
This may sound weird, but it's actually the same as Santa Claus-the main difference is that Sinterklaas comes from Spain rather than the North Pole!
Past December, they developed a‘Sinterklaas' and‘Santa Clause'-bot; a digital help to combine Christmas dishes and finding gifts.
Please note that during periods of high traffic(period of, for example, Black Friday, Sinterklaas, Christmas and holidays), the arrival time is longer.
In addition to Christmas and Sinterklaas, Black Friday and Cyber Monday, that follows three days later, are also steadily gaining more attention in the Netherlands.
Sint(released on DVDas Saint in Europe and Saint Nick in the United States) is a 2010 Dutch dark comedy horror film about Sinterklaas, a character comparable to Santa Claus in English-speaking countries.
Kids in Rotterdam are so lucky, because the Sinterklaas boat(Pakjesboot 12) with plenty of gifts is moored at Leuvehaven, next to the Maritime Museum Rotterdam.
Besides festivals, sports and trade fairs, Rotterdam offers various smaller events, especially during public holidays,such as the Christmas Market, the Sinterklaas celebration for kids and The Night of Orange party, just before Kings Day in Rotterdam.
Sinterklaas' main entrance takes place in a different city every year, but nearly all Dutch cities and villages have their own arrival of Sinterklaas.
Since there is a full moon on 5 December 2010, Goertis very concerned, and recommends forbidding all Sinterklaas activities and increasing surveillance, but he is not taken seriously and sent on leave.
Sinterklaas(Saint Nicholas) is the origin of the chubby character with a long white beard, known throughout the world for giving presents to children and not so children at Christmas.
Further to the north west of Europe, children receive presentseven earlier. In Belgium and the Netherlands, on the night of the 5th December, Sinterklaas rides over the roof tops on his grey horse, leaving presents in the boots left out by the children.
Adults and students mostly celebrate Sinterklaas by playing games or doing a'secret friend' game where they have to buy someone a small present, write a poem and/or craft something unique.
In the winter season inThe Netherlands a character named Zwarte Piet(Black Pete) accompanies Sinterklaas(Saint Nicholas, the original inspiration for Santa Claus) for a yearly feast that is celebrated on the evening of December 5 or morning of December 6 with sweets and presents for all good children.
We know it as Santa Claus, but the Dutch call it Sinterklaas and he brings present to children in November, when the country is overwhelmed with celebrations and decorations.