Pigmalijonas wrote:
We never had it originally, but it's being "forced" upon us nowadays probably due to American cultural export

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A similar celebration that we have is called "Užgavėnės" and it takes place sometime in the end of winter (forgot the exact date

). The main accent of this celebration is burning a large doll while shouting "Žiema, žiema, bėk iš kiemo" (Winter, winter, run away!:D).
I never seen anyone saying Happy halloween here, but the kids sometime say "Apgauk arba pavaišink" ("Trick or treat") in Užgavėnės (!).
happy halloween -
gero helovino! linksmo helovino!Palomita wrote:
Yes, we do. Today and tomorrow. It is really nice - it is festival for souls and candle light warming up because these days are cold and windy.
I think Palomita has the more worldwide interpretation of Halloween aside from the American tradition. The Catholic "All Saints Day" on November 1 follows Halloween that is celebrated in the United States on October 31. "All Souls Day" then comes on November 2 in memory of the faithful departed.
Tim Minor, as associated by marriage with Džana Minor (a former Lithuanian national).