>no Christmas holiday no wonder you guys are pissed off

>>68009834
isnt greece orthodox?

Europe, everyone

>>68009854
yes but, apart from some fringe groups, we follow the Gregorian calendar

>>68009854
They are eastern Catholics

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>>68009874
>North Korea has christmas
>South Korea doesn't

I'm starting to believe in the "best korea" meme

>>68010035
Nevermind.
Confused the countries and replied to the wrong guy. I need some rest desu

>>68010035
wrong way round

>>68009854
yeah, but Western Catholics know how to party better.

>making christmas a holiday

>>68010394
It's party time at Cho's.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIb6AZdTr-A

>>68010035
how does one confuse north and south senpai

Ethiopia and Eritrea are both Coptic so they should be Jan 7

>>68010540
maybe they just have a holiday on both

Why Nippon isn't celebrate Christmas

>>68010625
perhaps

>south korea
Seriously, what the fuck

>>68010139
>>>68009854
>yeah, but Western Catholics know how to party better.
dont lie you know u love the pope, you catholic you

>serbs & russians only true orthodox

>>68010639
I heard from an English teacher here that they celebrate by eating buckets of KFC.

>>68010687
Christianity is the largest religion in SK, why's it surprising

>>68010949
It's not

>>68011047
Atheism isn't a religion, if that's what you mean

>No formal religion (46.5%)
>Korean Buddhism (22.8%)
>Protestantism (18.3%)
>Roman Catholicism (10.9%)
>Other religions (1.7%)

Christianity is both Catholics and Protestants, so 29.2%; larger than Buddhism at 22.8%