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huh?

in Czech Republic we also say Sylvester, dunno why, but it might be some kind of "eastern" term for New year's eve?

I know polish and slovak people use sylvester too.

But we do spell it "Silvester"

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Originally posted by DjChook Hi there my fellow tranceaddicts. I have a question for you guys. In Israel, when we celebrate the new civil year (we have a calander based on the Jew tradition) we often refer to it as the sylvester. Now, Sylvester was some sort of pope who were an Anti-cemist, but that's beside the point. My question is, do you english-speakers cristians call the night of the new year's "sylvester"?

we have "name days" in poland. its like a birthday for each name. On Dec 31st its Sylvester's and someone else's day, so we call it Sylwester too

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Originally posted by BOOsTER But we do spell it "Silvester"

Spelling is not the issue here. Could have been my mistake

But the fact remains.

Now It will be nice to have some answers from the other side of the globe.. Canada guys..

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over here there's some athletics races inside the main cities in the last days of the year called the "Saint Sylvester's Race"

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In Germany, they call it Sylvester also

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what about soviet russia?

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Originally posted by igottaknow

ROFL!

Yea Many Israelies came from Germany (ahm ahm)

So still lies the fact that some americans don't know the word
I wanted to know if it is true, or I just spoke to some Kukus...

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Canada here... never heard of Sylvester (other than the Cat!)

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Originally posted by DjChook Now, Sylvester was some sort of pope who were an Anti-cemist, but that's beside the point. My question is, do you english-speakers cristians call the night of the new year's "sylvester"?

we call him Rambo.