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    Instituto Tecnológico Nacional de México: - Itzel Saraí Lázaro Cerino - José Santana Coronel Izquierdo

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    This document summarizes common superstitions about good luck and bad luck in Argentina. It outlines several beliefs and practices associated with good luck, such as crossing your fingers when making a wish, throwing coins into wells or fountains, and blowing out birthday candles. It also lists superstitions thought to bring bad luck, like waking up with the left foot first, leaving a hat on the bed, breaking a mirror, going outside on Tuesdays or Fridays (especially the 13th), passing under a staircase, touching iron when seeing someone who brings bad luck, sitting on a table, and dreaming of certain numbers. The document concludes by warning that sleeping with an open window and the moon shining in or cutting hair during

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    This document summarizes common superstitions about good luck and bad luck in Argentina. It outlines several beliefs and practices associated with good luck, such as crossing your fingers when making a wish, throwing coins into wells or fountains, and blowing out birthday candles. It also lists superstitions thought to bring bad luck, like waking up with the left foot first, leaving a hat on the bed, breaking a mirror, going outside on Tuesdays or Fridays (especially the 13th), passing under a staircase, touching iron when seeing someone who brings bad luck, sitting on a table, and dreaming of certain numbers. The document concludes by warning that sleeping with an open window and the moon shining in or cutting hair during

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    Instituto Tecnológico Nacional de México: - Itzel Saraí Lázaro Cerino - José Santana Coronel Izquierdo

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    This document summarizes common superstitions about good luck and bad luck in Argentina. It outlines several beliefs and practices associated with good luck, such as crossing your fingers when making a wish, throwing coins into wells or fountains, and blowing out birthday candles. It also lists superstitions thought to bring bad luck, like waking up with the left foot first, leaving a hat on the bed, breaking a mirror, going outside on Tuesdays or Fridays (especially the 13th), passing under a staircase, touching iron when seeing someone who brings bad luck, sitting on a table, and dreaming of certain numbers. The document concludes by warning that sleeping with an open window and the moon shining in or cutting hair during

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    INSTITUTO TECNOLÓGICO NACIONAL DE MÉXICO

    INSTITUTO TECNOLÓGICO DE LA CHONTALPA

    Sudents:
    • Itzel Saraí Lázaro Cerino
    • José Santana Coronel Izquierdo

    • Teacher:
    • Adriana García Hernández
    GOOD LUCK AND BAD LUCK

    IN ARGENTINA
    GOOD LUCK
    Cross your fingers when making a The day of the wedding, bring
    A fallen an eyelash somehing borrowed, something old,
    wish
    something new and something blue

    Throw coins into a well or fountain Blow out the candles


    Touch the hump of a Hang a horseshoe behid the Carrying a rabbit leg
    hunchback door
    BAD LUCK
    WAKING UP WITH THE LEFT FOOT
    LEAVE THE HAT ON THE BED
    BREAK A MIRROR
    • ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS (IF IT FALLS ON
    TUESDAY THE 13TH IT IS PREFERABLE NOT TO
    GO OUTSIDE)
    PASS UNDER A
    STAIRCASE
    DO NOT TOUCH IRON WHEN WE SEE
    AN INDIVIDUAL WHO BRINGS BAD
    LUCK
    SIT ON THE TABLE
    (WILL BE SINGLE).
    DREAMING OF COUGHS NUMBERS 17, 13,
    62 OR 92
    • SLEEPING WITH THE WINDOW
    OPEN AND THE MOON BEAMS
    OVER OUR EYES (WE CAN BE
    BLIND)
    CUT HAIR IN A
    WANING CUARTER
    (CAN GET BALD)
    Thanks for you attention

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