*sneezes*
>bless you
*sneezes*
*sneezes*
>die
>than-
In Russia, we say Бyдь здopoв! which literally means "be healthy" or "get better"
I don't see how "bless you" is all that bad desu
In Denmark we say "prosit" which means something about 'hope you don't get sick" and then you reply "thanks" back
same here
In French, we say "à tes souhaits" (to your wishes), and, apparently, "à tes/vos amours" (to your loves) after the second sneeze and "qu'elles durent toujours" (that they last forever) after the third sneeze.
We say Live long/live happy but there is two responses,the first is the dude who sneezes say witness it , suggesting you will live a long aswell, or i hope we will all live long together
Kinda autistic actually
geusendheit!
One word means an entire sentence?
Yes, that's quite common
>Not saying "salud"
it's actually considered rude to say anything when a person sneezes./
we say salute of course
Or as they say in Norweigan
>Bikl
You mean, "Gesundheit!"
Salud is much better desu
We say "health!"
Autistic people start saying things like "money! Love! Happiness!" Until the person stops sneezing
>deus te crie
kek
My stepmom does this
>salud
>dinero
>amor
>not saying egészségedre
It's always hilarious when foreigners try to pronounce it.
Shinny and chrome!
this
>and, apparently, "à tes/vos amours" (to your loves) after the second sneeze and "qu'elles durent toujours" (that they last forever) after the third sneeze.
this is just to meme people though
espirra para o outro lado porra