クリスマスと誕生日は一緒にお祝いしてるよって英語でなんて言うの？

My birthday is on the day after Christmas, so I celebrate them together. - the "them" in this sentence" is referring to the two nouns mentioned in the sentence, name "my birthday" and "Christmas." This sentence means that you celebrate your birthay and Christmas at the same time or "together."

*I always celebrate Christmas and my birthday together because my birthday falls on the day after Christmas. This means that your birthday is on the 26th of December and it makes sens for you to have one celebration since the days are close together. For example: Friend: What are you doing for Christmas this year? You:I always celebrate Christmas and my birthday together because my birthday falls on the day after Christmas. I think I will throw a party.

If you do things jointly it means that you do them together and at the same time (as if they are one). Additionally, two people may do things jointly such as shopping or dining together. "The two couples decided to book their wedding reseption jointly so as to save money." If something is 'combined' with something else, it means that the two are treated as one.or occur together at the same time or place. "I love Indian curry combined with a coll, refreshing glass of lager."

"My birthday is on Christmas Eve, and I normally celebrate them together." Here you express when your birthday is, and that you tend to celebrate them at the same time. "I celebrate my birthday and Christmas together, as my birthday is on Christmas Eve." This is another way of expressing when and why you celebrate your birthday and Christmas at the same time.

The day after Christmas day (26th December) is also known as Boxing day if you do two things together then you can say 'both together' or 'at the same time'

Since your birthday is on the 26th of December, just a day after Christmas day, it does make sense to hold one celebration party for both to minimize the cost. Holding a party can be expensive and if you are going to hold two celebrations for events whose dates follow each other, it definitely makes sense to combine the two celebrations into one. The adverb 'simultaneously' used in the first statement means 'at the same time'. Holding the two celebrations at the same time and the same place means that neither of them loses their significance. So, you may say: My birthday is on December 26th and Chritmas day is on the 25th of December and so I celebrate them simultaneously. or Since Christmas day is on the 25th of December and my birthday is on the 26th, I hold one celebration for both.

I celebrate Christmas and my birthday together. - This implies that your birthday falls around Christmas time. However, if you want to be more specific you can say, ''I celebrate Christmas and my birthday together because my birthday is on December 26th." You can also say, "My birthday is the day after Christmas Day, so I celebrate them together."

"My birthday and Christmas are normally joint celebrations" 'Joint celebration' Often used to describe celebrations that happen on the same day, this case if two events happen very close to each other you can make a joint celebration.