HeartfeltEnglish
In which country was HeartfeltEnglish officially registered as a charity organization this summer?
Hungary
In Hungary, Romania there is a unique Christmas tradition where children shine shoes and leave them on the windowsill. What mythical figure is said to fill the shoes with small gifts and treats?
Mikulás/ Santa Claus/ Mos Craciun.
Which small mammal, found in European woodlands, is known for hibernating during the winter and is distinguished by its spiny coat?
Hedgehog
HeartfeltEnglish doesn't have a website yet, however, we have two other social media platforms, what are these?
Facebook and Instagram.
In which country do children eagerly await the arrival of "El Niño Jesús" (Baby Jesus) to bring them gifts on the night of January 6th, known as Three Kings' Day?
Spain.
Which large herbivorous mammal is known for its impressive antlers, which they shed and regrow each winter?
Moose
How many summer camps did we have up to now?
Two
In which country can you find the world's largest natural ice rink, the Rideau Canal Skateway, where locals and visitors enjoy skating during the festive season?
Canada
Which European animal, known for its cunning and adaptability, changes its fur color from reddish-brown in summer to a more muted grayish-brown in winter?
Fox
In which year did the HeartfeltEnglish lessons start?
2020
This country is known for the tradition of "Jólabókaflóð," where books are exchanged on Christmas Eve, and the evening is spent reading.
Iceland.
What European animal is known for its social structure, living in packs, and may travel great distances in search of prey during winter?
Wolf
How many photos are all together in the HeartfeltEnglish 2024 calendar?
14
According to the Guinness Book of Records, the world's tallest-ever cut Christmas Tree stood in a shopping centre in Seattle in the United States of America in December 1950. How tall was it?
67.36 meters.
What is the smallest animal living in the Arctic?
Arctic woolly bear moth (Gynaephora groenlandica). The caterpillar of this moth is known for its small size and is adapted to the harsh Arctic environment.