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| Gifts
A gift or a
present is the
transfer of something without
the expectation of receiving
something in return. Although
gift-giving might involve an
expectation of reciprocity, a
gift is meant to be free. By
extension the term gift can
refer to anything that makes
the other happier or less sad,
especially as a favor,
including forgiveness and
kindness.
Presentation of
Gift
When material objects
are given as gifts, in many
cultures they are traditionally
packaged in some manner.
For example, in Western
culture, gifts are often
wrapped in wrapping paper
and accompanied by a gift
note which may note the
occasion, the recipient's
name, and the giver's
name.
The occasion may be:
Expression of love
( Valentine's
Day) or
friendship.
Expression of
gratitude for a gift
received.
Expression of piety
, in the form of
charity .
Expression of
solidarity, in the form of
mutual aid.
To share
wealth.
To offset
misfortune.
Offering travel
souvenirs.
Custom, on
occasions (often
celebrations) such as
A Birthday
(the person who has his or
her birthday gives cake
, etc. and/or receives
gifts) .This is most commonly
from a family member or
girlfriend/boyfriend.
Christmas
(People give each other gifts,
often supposedly receiving
them from Santa
Claus.)
A wedding
(the couple receives gifts and
gives food and/or drinks at
the wedding
reception. )
A wedding
anniversary (each
spouse receives gifts.)
A funeral
(visitors bring flowers, the
relatives of the deceased give
food and/or drinks after the
ceremonial part.)
A birth (the
baby receives gifts, or the
mother receives a gift from
the father known as a push
present.)
Passing an
examination (the
student receives gifts.)
Father's Day
(the father receives gifts.)
Mother's Day
(the mother receives gifts.)
Exchange of gifts
between a guest and a host,
often a traditional
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