Malachi inspires me to learn about other cultures. So here we go, every Father's Day in existence:
February 23rd: Belarus March 18th: Mongolia March 19th: Andorra, Angola, Bolivia, Croatia, Honduras, Italy, Liechtenstein, Mozambique, Portugal, Spain, and for some reason, Antwerp (Belgium) and Ticino (Switzerland) May 7th: Kazakhstan May 8th: South Korea has a consolidated "Parents' Day" Second Sunday of May: Romania Third Sunday of May: Tonga 39th Day after Easter: Germany (this is the weirdest one) First Sunday of June: Lithuania & the rest of Switzerland June 5th: Denmark Second Sunday of June: Austria & the rest of Belgium June 17th: El Salvador & Guatemala June 21st: Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, UAE June 23rd: Nicaragua & Poland Last Sunday of June: Haiti Second Sunday of July: Uruguay Last Sunday of July: Dominican Republic August 8th: Taiwan Second Sunday of August: Brazil & Samoa Last Monday of August: South Sudan First Sunday of September: Australia, Fiji, New Zealand, PNG Second Sunday of September: Latvia First Sunday of October: Luxembourg Third Sunday of October: Russia Second Sunday of November: Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden November 12th: Indonesia December 5th: Thailand December 26th: Bulgaria Bhadrapada Amavasya (New Moon on the sixth month of the Hindu calendar; roughly August 30th to September 30th): Nepal Rajab (7th month of the Islamic calendar, somewhere between January and March) 13th: Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Mauritania, Oman, Qatar, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Yemen Full moon on Tabaung (12th month of the Burmese calendar, somewhere between February and March): Myanmar Third Sunday of June: rest of the world
Holy cow! （⊙ｏ⊙） Thank you for the research. I will from now on give my father extra hugs on these days ;-) (Also, it would make a great excuse if you ever forgot the father's day of your own culture: "Ah, but see, this year, I wanted to shake things up and give you a Kiwi father's day!" ☜(ﾟヮﾟ☜))
Malachi inspires me to learn about other cultures. So here we go, every Father's Day in existence:
ReplyDeleteFebruary 23rd: Belarus
March 18th: Mongolia
March 19th: Andorra, Angola, Bolivia, Croatia, Honduras, Italy, Liechtenstein, Mozambique, Portugal, Spain, and for some reason, Antwerp (Belgium) and Ticino (Switzerland)
May 7th: Kazakhstan
May 8th: South Korea has a consolidated "Parents' Day"
Second Sunday of May: Romania
Third Sunday of May: Tonga
39th Day after Easter: Germany (this is the weirdest one)
First Sunday of June: Lithuania & the rest of Switzerland
June 5th: Denmark
Second Sunday of June: Austria & the rest of Belgium
June 17th: El Salvador & Guatemala
June 21st: Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, UAE
June 23rd: Nicaragua & Poland
Last Sunday of June: Haiti
Second Sunday of July: Uruguay
Last Sunday of July: Dominican Republic
August 8th: Taiwan
Second Sunday of August: Brazil & Samoa
Last Monday of August: South Sudan
First Sunday of September: Australia, Fiji, New Zealand, PNG
Second Sunday of September: Latvia
First Sunday of October: Luxembourg
Third Sunday of October: Russia
Second Sunday of November: Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden
November 12th: Indonesia
December 5th: Thailand
December 26th: Bulgaria
Bhadrapada Amavasya (New Moon on the sixth month of the Hindu calendar; roughly August 30th to September 30th): Nepal
Rajab (7th month of the Islamic calendar, somewhere between January and March) 13th: Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Mauritania, Oman, Qatar, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Yemen
Full moon on Tabaung (12th month of the Burmese calendar, somewhere between February and March): Myanmar
Third Sunday of June: rest of the world
There you have it. 32 ways to annoy your dad.
Holy cow! （⊙ｏ⊙）
DeleteThank you for the research. I will from now on give my father extra hugs on these days ;-)
(Also, it would make a great excuse if you ever forgot the father's day of your own culture: "Ah, but see, this year, I wanted to shake things up and give you a Kiwi father's day!" ☜(ﾟヮﾟ☜))
Brilliant! This will annoy my dad and also me, as a dad
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