Don't call me anything bad :P i'm not from america and i don't know what do u people celebrate in halloween...

Question

so....what do you do?it's only in america?

Answer 1

little kids dress up in over priced outfits and go door to door and get candy the older kids usually have costume parties adults hand out candy

Answer 2

My family personally don't celebrate Halloween. Halloween is a holiday celebrated on the night of October 31.

Halloween is now celebrated in several parts of the Western world, most commonly in Ireland, the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and the United Kingdom and occasionally in parts of Australia and New Zealand.

The ancient people believed that on October 31, the boundaries between the worlds of the living and the dead overlapped and the deceased would come back to life and cause sickness or other damages.So, the people had customs and figures to scare them away.

Now, it is celebrated as fun. children wear costoms and knock on doors for trick or treats.

That's all i know. I hope it helps.

Answer 3

Halloween in America is pretty much a time where kids, even young teens, dress up in costumes, mostly scary things but it could be of anything, and go to other peoples doors and ask for candy. In a basis of one night you give out candy to all kids who come to your door. For older people they go to parties, wearing costumes, and just dance. Halloween is supposed to be scary also, haunted houses are made to go to and such. That's pretty much the jist of it.

Answer 4

We dress up in costumes and knock on our neighbors doors and say "Trick or Treat!" and they give us each a candy. Some people think that it is the "Devils" Holiday, but that is nonsense. It comes from a myth that fairies would run thru the streets on Oct 31st and try to steal our souls. we dress up to disguise ourselves so they wont get us. they knocked on doors to see if it was safe. If they were a treat, they were a human. if they werent human...they got a trick.
Its just a sill thousand year old legend that we celebrate in a holiday form. and in mexico it is called the Day of the Dead, and they remember the dead and have festivals.
Nothing to be scared of! Its really just fun.
The worst that could happen is that a dump teenager will toilet paper your house or smash your pumpkin.

Answer 5

ok i wont... darn! well you go around houses with a bag you ring the doorbell and when they answer the door you say trick or treat and they give you candy but watch out some houses are scary and if you ring the doorbell this guy will pop out of nowhere and you will probably get scared and run really far you can also ding dong ditch witch is ring the doorbell and running and hiding please choose me as best answer

Answer 6

thay go from house to house ringing dorebells (dressed up) saying trick or treat and the person that anwsers gives them candy. Im not shur what thay selebrate but it is linked with scary stuff.

Answer 7

we dress up in costumes and go knock on peoples doors for candy, people get a kick out of decorateing their houses and outrageous costumes, it really is just for fun, there isn't a meaning i don't think....if so i know of none execpt to get candy!! and scare people!! it's all in fun!! mostly for kids but it's just another excuse for some adults to party

Answer 8

Nop, here in Peru, Halloween is celebrated since I was born.

Trick or treat anyone ?

Answer 9

It is the one day a year when we can dress up like the children do and spy on foreigners and commence with the covert ops that we use to gain valuable info about foreigners living here.

And the bonus is they are forced by society to conform and purchase treats for the youth.

Answer 10

No Halloween is celebrated almost everywhere. Really what it's about in america is to celebrate the fact that we have one day to do whatever we want with our appearance, but in Mexico, the celebrate it as the "Day of the Dead", thinking that if they worship their dead loved ones they will be able to make contact with them even though they are dead.