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Happy Ethiopian New Year 2015 On the Ethiopian calendar, a year has 365 days, six hours, two minutes and 24 seconds. There are 13 months in a year where 12 months have each 30 days and the last month, Pagume, has five days — or six days in a leap year. The 13th month, Pagume, comes from the Greek word epagomene, which means “days forgotten when a year is calculated.” September is called Meskerem in Amharic, the first month of the year. Accordingly, in Ethiopia and for Sept. 11 marks Meskerem 1, 2015. Festivities to celebrate Ethiopian New Year include family gatherings to enjoy a traditional Enkutatash meal and celebrate together by giving children gifts. Celebrations start by burning specially designed long woods in front of village centres on the night of the eve of Enkutatash, on which many families attend a church service and offer prayers ushering in the New Year. #funny #sifu_on_webs #kids #sifu_on_ebs #sifu_on_ebs#sifu_on_ebs

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