The Spanish Christmas (I)

I'll try to talk about/attempt to discuss the most important days in Spain in this time. dates on the Spanish calendar. And I'll use serveral entries to do it so. OK, here we go.

The first important day is the 22nd of December. In On this day a lot of people play the Christmas Lottery drawing. It's a tradition in Spain  that everyone buys lottery tickets even if they never usually play it. This is my case, I don't like to play the lottery but in on this day I always have some numbers to play.

Sociologically, I think this day it's is interesting because people get very excited although they know this drawing it's not the most important if we talk about the prize. the prize is not big. We have other bets or lottery drawings with bigger prizes than the Christmas Lottery. But the philosophy of this drawing is to give away many prizes.

In fact, it's very common to share the lottery. When you buy a lottery ticket you can do so in shares. In other words, you can write in on a piece of paper the number and name plus surname of the person which with whom you want to share your lottery ticket and give him/her a percentage. For example: 5 €, 10 € or 2 € of your number - one ticket lottery costs 20 € and if your lottery ticket wins you'll have to share the prize with he or she him or her in that proportion.

That's all for now.

Thanks in advance for reading it this and correcting my mistakes!

The Spanish Christmas (I)

I'll try to talk about the most important days in Spain in at this time. And I'll use serveral several entries to do it. OK, here we go.

The first important day is 22nd of December. In On this day a lot of people play the Christmas Lottery drawing. It's a tradition in Spain where everyone buys lottery tickets even if they never play it. This is my case, I don't like to play the lottery but in on this day I always have some numbers to play.

Sociologically, I think this day it's is interesting because people get very excited although they know this drawing it's is not the most important if we talk about the prize. We have other bets or lotteries drawing lottery drawings with bigger prizes than the Christmas lottery. But the philosophy of this drawing is to give many prizes.

In fact, it's very common to share the lottery. When you buy a lottery ticket you can do shares. In other words, you can write in on a piece of paper the number and name plus surname of the person which who you want to share your lottery ticket with and give him/her a percentage. For example: 5 €, 10 € o 2 € of your number - one ticket for the lottery costs 20 € and if your lottery ticket wins you'll have to share the prize with he or she him or her in that proportion.

That's all for now.

Thanks in advance for reading it and correcting my mistakes!

¡Bien escrito!

play the Christmas Lottery drawing - You could either say "play the Christmas lottery" (if you mean to buy a ticket at any time) or "watch the Christmas lottery drawing" (if you are talking about the actual event when it is shown on television).

This is my case - Better to say either "This is what happens in my case" or "This is true in my case" or "This is the case with me".

not the most important - This is grammatically correct, but do you mean it's "not the biggest prize" (the one that has most money for the winners)?

lotteries drawing lottery drawings - In this case, "drawing" (or "draw", you can use either) is the noun, so it takes the plural form.

the person who you want to share your lottery ticket with - Lynne's correction to this sentence is the most grammatically correct, however you will also hear many people saying it this way.

Just one other thing, in English it is more common to put the currency sign before the number, for example €5, £10, $20

The Spanish Christmas (I)

I'll try to talk about the most important days in Spain in this time. And I'll use serveral entries to do it. OK, here we go.

The first important day is 22nd of December. In On this day a lot of people play the Christmas Lottery drawing. It's a tradition in Spain. Everyone buys lottery tickets even if they never play it. This is my case, I don't like to play the lottery, but in on this day I always have some numbers to play.

Sociologically, I think this day it's is interesting because people get very excited although they know this drawing it's is not the most important if we talk about the prize. We have other bets or lotteries drawing lottery draws with bigger prizes than the Christmas lottery, but the philosophy of this drawing is to give many prizes.

In fact, it's very common to share the lottery. When you buy a lottery ticket you can do shares. In other words, you can write in on a piece of paper the number and name plus surname of the person which with whom you want to share your lottery ticket and give him/her a percentage. For example: 5 €, 10 € or 2 € of your number - one ticket lottery costs 20 € and if your lottery ticket wins you'll have to share the prize with he or she him or her in that proportion.

That's all for now.

Thanks in advance for reading it and correcting my mistakes!