Kor wrote:
here is a little question about birthdays. In Israel the number of candles on a birthday cake is x number you lived and another one for the next year. Is this taken from the western culture or is it just another israeli/jewish thing? ???
Well, in most of western culture (as far as I know) the number of candles on a birthday cake is the number of years you have lived. So, one year after you're born, you get a cake with one candle. Are you saying that in Israel your first birthday cake has two candles?
Yes this is how it goes (though I doubt I could blow the candles when I was a year old...). It's like a candle for "the next year." which is kind of stupid because if it's for the next year, then why is it in this year... :-\
EDIT: and my first and second birthdays weren't celebrated in israel. I was born in germany and lived there for 2.5 years.
Last edited by Kor on September 14th, 2009, 3:07 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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