I’ve never thought of celebrating it here in Australia as it’s primarily an American tradition.

No never

No we don’t, but I think it would be a great thing to start. Invite extended family over and have a good time, good food and just remember what we’re grateful for 🙂

we dont celebrate thanksgiving but its something that i have been thinking of doing with my family .I think celebrating being thankful for what we have and being thankful for having each other is a beautiful thing.
and any excuse to eat turkey is good for me

No, because I’m not American and don’t have American family members.

No we don’t but have no connection to America so no reason to

No we don’t celebrate it being Australian. But its always nice to be thankful for things.

No at our house. We are both Polish and there is no thanksgiving celebration is out tradition .

No …I’m Aussie.

But finishing the day before sleep with three things in the day that you are grateful/thankful for and doing some deep breathing is a wonderful way to fall asleep.

No, we don’t celebrate it either.

No. A huge tradition for the Americans but not widely followed here in Australia – except for ex pats.

Thanksgiving food is so similar to our Christmas food which is roast turkey with the trimmings.

Nope. Don’t even know when it is haha. But I’ve already been interested to go to an actually American thanks giving dinner to try the food, it’s all so different

Nope..

Thanksgiving is not generally an Australian tradition. In USA it is routine. It may also be a Jewish tradition.

Seems like a strange concept??!

I understand the historical significance of Thanksgiving.

No way I hate how we have to follow American traditions.

No, I wouldn’t even know what date it was supposed to be on.

No we haven’t but a couple of our friends do, however they are American