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Halloween auf Deutsch

Halloween auf Deutsch. “Sweet or Sour” Streich oder Süßigkeit! “Trick or treat”. History of Halloween. Celts October 31 st “Samhain” Associated with human death Replaced with church-sanctioned holiday November 1 st All Saint’s Day. Starting mostly in the 1990s.

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Halloween auf Deutsch

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  1. Halloween auf Deutsch “Sweet or Sour” Streich oder Süßigkeit! “Trick or treat”

  2. History of Halloween • Celts October 31st “Samhain” • Associated with human death • Replaced with church-sanctioned holiday • November 1st All Saint’s Day

  3. Starting mostly in the 1990s • Fills in need for fun and frivolity • American Consumerism • Pop-culture • Internet • Post-war American presence • Post-Unification Germans losing touch "The most hair-raising andgruesome gifts for Halloween..."

  4. Halloween Statistics • Most popular in Rhineland area • Observed mostly by young adults • Mostly observed through parties • Few trick-or treaters outside northern Germany • 53 percent of young Germans have gone to a party • 30 percent decorate home for Halloween

  5. Halloween in Berlin • Markets from October 1st to November 14th • Rocky Horror Picture Show • “Fall vacation” time • Many parties

  6. Kürbisfest (Pumpkin Festival) • Halloween-Umzug (Halloween parade) • Region of Retz (Bluza) -annual pumpkin fest • Ein Fest für die ganze Familie (a festival for the entire family)

  7. Germans have their own versions • Walpurgisnacht • Sankt Matinstag

  8. St. Martin's Day - Martinstag • “Ich gehe mit meiner Laterne, und meine Laterne mit mir. Dort oben leuchten die Sterne, und unten leuchten wir. Mein Licht ist aus, ich gehe nach Haus. Rabimmel, rabammel, rabum." • (I’m walking with my lantern, and my lantern comes with me. Up there the stars are shining, and we’re shining down here. My light is out, I’m going home. Rabimmel, rabammel, rabum.)

  9. Candy Corn: A German Invention • Gustav and Albert Goelitz traveled to Illinois • Goelitz Confectionary Co. • Candy Corn 1900s • Jelly Belly jelly bean candy of today

  10. die Fledermaus-bat der Geist-ghost das Skelett-skeleton die Spinne-spider der Kürbis-pumpkin die Süßigkeiten-sweets Schaurig-spooky, hair-raising der Vampir/die Vampirin-vampire der Teufel-devil die Toten-dead die Hexe-witch die Katze-cat der Schädel-skull das Spinnennetz-spider web der Bonbon-hard candy die Kerze-candle das Kostüm der Friedhof-cementary, graveyard die Fratze-ugly face, mask Erschrecken-to scare, to frighten Halloween Vokabeln

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