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Single Day: Why Is It Celebrated Every November 11th?

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Unlike Valentine's Day, which celebrates love as a couple, this day puts in the center those who enjoy their singleness or simply go through a stage without sentimental commitments.

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Unlike Valentine's Day, which celebrates love as a couple, this day puts in the center those who enjoy their singleness or simply go through a stage without sentimental commitments.

·Warsaw, Poland
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From a student celebration in China in 1993, Singles’ Day has evolved into one of the largest commercial events worldwide – What does the date 11/11 symbolize and how it became established as a day of deals

·Marousi, Greece
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November 11th is the global Singles' Day, which originated in China and celebrates single status as a counterbalance to Valentine's Day, and it is interesting that as many as 47% of Croatians are single.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Every November 11th is celebrated the Day of the Single, a date dedicated to those who enjoy their independence. Know the best phrases to share and celebrate singleness.

·Lima, Peru
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Every November 11th is celebrated the Day of the Single, a date that seeks to recognize sentimental independence, promote self-love and remember that happiness does not necessarily depend on having a partner. Unlike February 14th, when Valentine’s Day puts people in love in the center, this commemoration highlights those who do not have a sentimental relationship and find in the singleness an opportunity to enjoy their freedom and develop their …

This Wednesday, 11 November, Singles' Day is marked. What started as a joke among Chinese students has become a global phenomenon of online shopping, discounts and millions of euros in sales. But, after all, how did this date arise?

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