10 Shocking Facts About Poland That Will Leave You Speechless

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[@FLORATOSOTHON]

The Greek last name endings also change according to gender.
And the name day is also more important than the birthday in Greece and other Orthodox Christian countries.
Celebrating ones birthday is optional, because not all people like to be reminded that they are getting older by one more year.
The saint whose name one has, is also believed to be ones protector saint, so celebrating the name day is mandatory because tribute to the protector saint is given this way.
The Polish tradition may go as far back as before the 11th century, when the Roman Catholic and the Eastern Orthodox Catholic Churches were united (Catholic means Universal in Greek).

[@ananamu2248]

I like opening up an egg to see the "sun" inside around easter

[@AajanmaHindu]

why do we require five poles to fix a screw in roof?

[@grontek]

Is normal to use five craftsmans after hindu specialist.