Aldaw kan Bagong Taon

New Year's Day
	The New Year Fireworks (2012–2013) in Mexico City
Pigseselebrar kan	Users of the Gregorian calendar
Klase	International
Importansya	The first day of the year in the Gregorian calendar
Petsa	1 January
Mga selebrasyon	Making New Year's resolutions, church services, parades, parties, sporting events, fireworks
Nasusugpon sa	New Year's Eve; Persian New Year; Indian New Year; Chinese New Year; Islamic New Year; Christmas and holiday season; Epiphany;

An Aldaw kan Bagong Taon o New Year's Day iyo an enot na aldaw sa primerong petsa kan Enero "Enero 1", taon-taon dito nasasaad ang pagbabago nin sarong taon sagkod sa maotro giraray sa masunod na taon. Nakabase ini sa kalendaryong Gregoryano asin bilang kalendaryong Hulyano.

Kaidong panahon kan Kristyano asin Roma pag-tapos kan kalendaryong Hulyano dinedikeyt kay Janus o Enero o an dios kan pintuan sagkod sa pag-otro, Ini man minarkahan sa kapistahan kan pag-pangaran sa pag-turi ki Hesus nagdadanay na pig-oobserbaran kabilang an Anglikang simbahan asin Lutherhang simbahan.

Sa presenteng panahon, an kadaklan na mga nasyon sa ngunyan naggamit kan kalendaryong Gregoryano bilang saindan civil calendar, Enero 1 segun sa kalendaryong iyan iyo an saro sa pinakapigseselebrar na pampublikong holidays sa kinaban, parating pig-oobserbaran na may fireworks pag-abot kan matanga sunod kan Bisperas kan Bagong Taon mantang nagpopoon an bagong taon sa lambang time zone. An ibang pankinàban na tradisyon sa Bagong Taon iyo an paggibo nin New Year's resolutions asin pag-apod sa mga katood asi pamilya.^[1]

An Tulay kan Sydney kaidtong Enero 1, 2007

Toltolan

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Mehra, Komal (2006). Festivals Of The World. Sterling Publishers. p. 69. ISBN 9781845575748. In many European countries like Italy, Portugal and Netherlands, families start the new year by attending church services and then calling on friends and relatives. Italian children receive gifts or money on New Year's Day. People in the United States go to church, give parties and enjoy other forms of entertainment.

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[Mehra2006-1] 1.0 ^1.1 Mehra, Komal (2006). Festivals Of The World. Sterling Publishers. p. 69. ISBN 9781845575748. In many European countries like Italy, Portugal and Netherlands, families start the new year by attending church services and then calling on friends and relatives. Italian children receive gifts or money on New Year's Day. People in the United States go to church, give parties and enjoy other forms of entertainment.

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