American English Superstitions Friday the 13th and Knocking on Wood

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Friday the 13th did you know it’s

believed in the u.s. that if a Friday

falls on the 13th day of any month that

it’s considered an unlucky day the

origins of this superstition aren’t

clear it’s possible but since some

Christians believe 13 is an unlucky

number and Friday is an unlucky day

Friday the 13th is especially unlucky

there’s even a famous horror movie

created after the superstition called

Friday the 13th the number 13 is already

an unlucky number

but Friday the 13th is an especially

unlucky creepy day knock on wood in the

u.s. it’s believed that knocking on wood

after talking about the future can

prevent an event that was spoken about

from taking place or to ensure that it

will indeed happen it’s probably because

in many cultures

it’s believed spirits live in trees

knocking on wood is a way to avoid

tempting fate you knock on wood to

remind yourself that the future is still

uncertain I had a great job interview

and knock on wood I think I might be in

the running

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13 号星期五你知道它

在美国被相信吗? 如果

星期五在任何一个月的第 13 天

被认为是不吉利的日子

,这种迷信的起源尚不

清楚,这是可能的,但由于一些

基督徒认为 13 是一个不吉利的

数字,而星期五是一个不吉利的日子,

星期五特别是 13 日

不幸的是,甚至在迷信之后创作了一部著名的恐怖电影

13 号星期五,数字 13 已经

是一个不吉利的数字,

但 13 号星期五在美国是一个特别

不幸的令人毛骨悚然的日子敲

木头 人们认为,

在谈论未来之后敲木头可以

防止所谈论的事件

发生或确保它

确实会发生,这可能是因为

在许多文化中,

人们认为灵魂住在树上

敲木头是一种避免

诱人的命运你敲木头

提醒自己未来仍不

确定我有一个很好的面试

和敲木头我想我可能正在

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