Do you have Halloween in your countries?

In Indonesia it's not a common practice, either. Here in Finland I've seen some trinkets and costumes, but I don't know if many people celebrate it or not. I guess probably just kids he he he... Here in Finland, a day before Christmas, people go to visit the graves of their families and light candles there.

You are right for me the Halloween is a normal day.But one thing that i have seen is that the young generation started to like Halloween.

We also have that practice here in our country, but it was just this late that people get to hang in this kind of trend (halloween). Back then, we are just to celebrate November 1 and 2 as "All souls' day" and "All Sain'ts day" respectively, we got this custom from Spain who influenced us mostly by the Catholic religion.

I think November o1 here in my country is also the festival of saints where in people visits the grave of thier loved ones..but it is also associated with the holloween,during this day,kids don on different ugly costumes and do tick or treats. Back in the province when we were still young, we go from house to house and sing some holloween songs and then get some rice cakes for it. :)

Its not a custom in my country. But by all gods and means I sure hope that the damn shops would see that instead of trying to force these other countries holidays on us to earn a few bucks more. We never had halloween, we have something else with costumes at a different time of the year instead. We dont have that weird love thing day either... and its soo irritating when ppl are starting to expect others to uphold traditions that arent ours.

China doesn't have Halloween.But in recent years,this Western holiday is popular between young people,especially among university students. Chinese university students celebrate it just for fun.The exotic ambience of Halloween is attractive for the youth.Now in my university, some students are preparing for this Halloween.But for older people,this holiday is strange to them.

We have people from all religions living in this country and halloween is observed among the christian community which are scattered all over the country. I have not heard of this custom being practiced in a big way.

No, there is no such thing in Romania. At least not by tradition. But since it became a habit to import all kind of tradition from USA, Halloween is used as a pretext for throwing parties and having fun. Of course that the basis of the tradition is missing. Of course you can't see children "Trick or treat"-ing in the street. Since most Romanian are orthodox Christians we don't even have the "All Saints" celebration. I don't approve of importing traditions without a basis. Why would they be called traditions?

We have Halloween here in the US. I don't really celebrate it or anything. My kids dress up and go trick or treating, but I don't decorate for it. We also have a lot of fall festivals too.

Halloween is pretty popular here. The kids go out and trick or treat for candy and other treats. Some people visit haunted houses and corn mazes and what not. Other's actually see it as a bigger holiday where the celebrate the harvest and those that have departed. It really depends on the person I guess.

I no longer decorate for Halloween, except for carved pumpkins with tealights on the porch. I like to sit out and pass candy to the costumed children on Trick or Treat night. It's a fun time. This year I will be going out Trick or Treating with this little beauty!

Oh god yes we have Halloween here in Canada and we make a pretty big deal of it. Kids want the baddest costumes out which makes no sense to me because the costume usually cost 40 dollars at least and only ends up fitting for one year. Also they only wear it once. Then there is the candy any parents worst nightmare because all parents know kids will eat candy till they explode if given the chance!lol I like the idea of what you guys do over there in your country for the "Festival Of All Saints" but here we have nothing like that and Halloween is known for treats. The teenagers here in Canada go out the night before Halloween also known as "Devil's Night" and cause the most destruction they can. Years back I was living in a small town called "Almonte" with a population of no more then 4,000 people and that town use to rank in the top 3 for damage on "Devil's Night" across Canada. I can even remember one year it was so bad that "Almote" even beat Toronto in damage and Toronto is a super city here in Canada where as "Almonte" at that time was pretty much a farming community. Anyways thats Halloween here in Canada and it does not compare to what you guys do in your country but I wish we did celebrate something like that instead of this meaningless holiday we have here. Thanks for sharing!

In my university life, we first time celebrated the Halloween and the only time I have. In my hometown, we have no festival like this.

yes where i am from Australia they have it here and i am sick and tired of it is witch craft god hates that it is a sin alot of evil around i won't be opening door for people on that day the real truth is jesus your just letting demons in and i don't want demons in my home thanks but up tp up to you if you want to believe in that god will judge people that do witch craft i am not in darkness but i am in the light with the lord jesus

Yes, there are private Halloween parties in Portugal like schools english lessons replaced by party day.

No, we don´t have this in Brazil, some people do one or other fest of Halloween but is not common.

The children in Norway are celebrating Halloween and tha malls are trying to convince the rest of the population to as well. We are well aware of the American tradition. Hollywood has provided us with that information. Please enjoy. I will party yoo, but not with pumpkins (they have to be smashing)