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Don’t whistle at night, or you’ll attract bad spirits or misfortune (including specific legends about the Northern Lights and wildmen)
In Spain, cats are said to have seven lives, not nine
Spitting three times if a black cat crosses your path wards off evil spirits
Saying “Mashallah” after complimenting someone or something protects against the evil eye
Placing rock salt in corners of the house wards off bad luck
If your ear is hot or itchy, someone is gossiping about you
Sending anonymous “gækkebreve” (Easter letters) and owing an egg if the recipient guesses the sender wrong
Not placing two knives crossed on the table, as it brings bad luck
Knocking under the table and saying “7-9-13” to ward off bad luck
Avoid doors facing north, as evil spirits are believed to come from the north
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