do people in your country say "happy Christmas" or "happy holidays"?
>>217638658Merry Christmas. Happy holidays is for non believer scum.
>>217638658Both, although the specific phrase “Happy Christmas” is more typical of British English than our local dialect. For some reason, Americans almost exclusively wish one another a Merry Christmas. It’s kind of a strange phenomenon, as we hardly ever use the word “merry” in any other context, but it is almost a set phrase when it comes to Christmas.
>>217638658For me>Happy american holiday + TCD
>>217638658We call it 'natal' therefore 'selamat natal' but lately some weaboos in our cunt called it 'nataru' - stupidly enough, this term 'nataru' is now being adopted by media as well so now its being called 'nataru'. Dont know when or where this trend started
>>217639269>>217639269Just accept Jesus as your Lord and savior bro
>>217638658the translation would be "good Christmas!"
>>217638658Booby Eyelash
happy holidays
>>217639269This why you don't trust indonesians
>>217638658god her brother is so lucky
>>217638658>praise the son of god is born or some shit - hyper flanders christian >merry Christmas - right leaning >I HECKIN HATE THE HOLIDAYS - relatable squidward guy >happy holidays - generimutt >happy friendsmas - turbocorpcuck hollow >happy rural dionysia - schizolarpzoid
We say Joyeux Noël here
>>217638658Happy holidays
>>217638658Happy New year
>>217638658Christmas is April 1st btw.
>>217638658Good Christmas.
>>217638658Boas festas
>>217638658We don't even get holidays except one on 25th
>>217638658We see happy holiday even when just talking about Jewish holidays, there's no need to specify the name of the holiday
>>217642992*say
>>217638658I'm an angry and depressed so I just tell everyone to go fuck themselves
>>217638658Merry Christmas
Good Yule.
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>>217638658Good Yule and Good New Year
>>217638658Both but i always say christmas because i dont care what other shit they celebrate
>>217638658Selamat hari Natal. Selamat (Arabic: happy-peaceful), hari (Malay: day), Natal (Portugeek: Christmas).