Why is it that during Christmas time, people in England say "Happy Christmas", while Americans and Canadians say "Merry Christmas"?
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Personally, I am tiring of this Baer crap. Plz stop!
Personally, I am tiring of this Baer crap. Plz stop!
I secound that doll
I don't know the origins of why different cultures say it differently, but I'm sure you could search for it.
One thing I can tell you with certainty: Xmas is not a word in the English language. I learned that by watching 'Almost Famous' :-P
One thing I can tell you with certainty: Xmas is not a word in the English language. I learned that by watching 'Almost Famous' :-P
From googlefight.com:
happy christmas(4 420 000 results)
versus merry christmas (1 420 000 results)
The winner is: happy christmas
happy christmas(4 420 000 results)
versus merry christmas (1 420 000 results)
The winner is: happy christmas
I say Merry Christmas (erm... I think?), and I'm from Britain.
But... yeah... why is it that even the most un-weenis-like thread just has to turn all Baer-related...?
But... yeah... why is it that even the most un-weenis-like thread just has to turn all Baer-related...?
get it on
Why doesn't anyone say "Merry Hanukkah"?
I said Merry Hannukah when I was younger, although I'm not sure why. :D
We usually say "merry christmas" along with "happy new year"
It dont quite sound right the other way around
I thought Americans say "happy holidays" anyway.
It dont quite sound right the other way around
I thought Americans say "happy holidays" anyway.
I guess that's the politically correct term.
why does it matter if you say merry christmas or happy christmas?