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Korean new year is same as Chinese New Year

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Happy New Year would be proper since it's a new year not new YEARS.

On the eve or the first day of the new year, wishing one a Happy New Year's Eve or Happy New Year's Day would be appropriate; however, if the eve or day isn't specified, Happy New Year is correct.

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"New Year's Eve".

It is the eve of the New Year, so New Year is in the genetive (possessive) case, thus: New Year's.

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it is to celebrate the new year !

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Happy new year and the best wishes for you

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Not really. The New Year is the New Year in Greece.

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Yes. New Year should always be capitalized.

It should be- As you prepare to e

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New Year

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New Year's is determined by the Gregorian calendar while Chinese New Year is determined by the lunar calendar.

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Yes, New Year's resolution.

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They are both new year and are from different countries

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New Year's Day, January 1st, is the first holiday after New Year's Eve.

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new yearsis when you start a new year and have a new year. its when you start back at January and start a new and improved year so you could be good for santa the next year he comes. but its when you start a new and improved year and that's what the happy screamily new year is all about.

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In the UK, New Year's Day is a holiday every year.

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Different religions and cultures celebrate different new years. For example, Chinese New Year is different from Jewish New Year, and both are different from the new year of the Western calendar in which New Year's Day is January 1.

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Because, like our own New Year, in the Lunar Calendar, its a New Year for them too... It's traditional to celebrate a New Year, for it symbolises New goals, New beginnings etc.

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A Vietnamese new year celebration.

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The new year ends in December

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To start a new year.

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The New Year was created in 1999.

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Naba barsara subhakamana

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its a new year its a new life you look new sound new because you are new

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German's call new year new year

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Because, like our own New Year, in the Lunar Calendar, its a New Year for them too... It's traditional to celebrate a New Year, for it symbolises New goals, New beginnings etc.

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New Year wishes include happy new year and here's to a new year. A few more examples include hope all your dreams come true, have a great year, and good riddance last year.

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'Un an nou fericit'The Romanian equivalent of "Happy New Year" is "Un an nou fericit."

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Happy New Year in finnish is Onnellista uutta vuotta.

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Japanese new year is the most special event of the year in Japan.

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Some, but not all, Von's are open on New Year's Day. They usually close a bit early on New Year's Eve and open a bit later on New Year's Day.

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The animal that represented the Chinese New Year in 1966 was the horse.

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Yes, they do celebrate New Year.

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what is the Chinese new year story

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the maori new year is on 27 June

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2015 is the year of the goat.

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Happy new year

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in a year there are 35 new moons

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