Merry Christmas in Polish

Hello, good to see you here. Christmas is very well known and famous Polish holiday just like in USA. The best way to get back in touch with your old friends or colleague would be sending a Christmas message in their Native language. Surprise them by saying in their native language. We have covered on every language. This is a special post "Merry Christmas in Polish" for Polish people. Lets not waste our time, here you go

Merry Christmas in Polish

Wesotego bozengo narodzenia

Pronounce: veso-wego bo-zhego naro-dze nya

How to pronounce Merry Christmas in Polish [Video from howcast.com]:

Credit: How to Say "Merry Christmas" in Polish on Howcast

Some of the other  wishes in Polish:

I suppose you understood how to say Merry Christmas in polish from above words. I thought I will add some more words in Polish, may be upcoming New year greetings in Polish or more.

• Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
  Wesołych Świąt Bożego Narodzenia i szczęśliwego Nowego Roku
• Lots of happiness –
  Dużo szczęścia,
• Make your dreams come truth –
  Spełnienia marzeń
• Lots of love –
  Dużo miłości
• Lots of health –
  Dużo zdrowia – this wish is very well known wish in Poland. Every one uses these on several occassions

These are the very well known wishes of Poland. I hope you loved these quotes and wishes which are famous in Poland. 

Christmas Culture in Poland

Poland largely consists of Catholics and Christmas is a very famous festival. Traditionally according to the history its a day for fasting and abstinenece and no Meat. A special Christmas Eve meal is made called "Wigilia" pronounced as vee-ghee-lee-uh. Its a meat free food and it usually contains Barszcz also known as Beetroot soup, Uszka (mushroom ravioli), Pasta dumplings filled with cheeze. 

Usually Christmas tree is put up,and decorated with lots of light and glass and decoration balls and lot more. Glittering hair and stars are put up and used for decoration.

The fasting is till the first star shows up in the sky. Usually every one is very hungry as its no food or fasting on Christmas. Once they see the first star in the sky, they gather and start the meal. 

Traditionally at the beginning of the meal, large wafer biscuit called an 'Oplatek', which usually would have a picture of Mary, Joseph and Jesus on it. And a big meal shall begin with 12 dishes of fish mostly. 

After the meal, children find the gifts under the tree and play around. The candles on the Christmas tree are lit up. 

After all this, Christmas eve is finished by going to Church.