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How to Say Merry Christmas in England?
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England has many people that follow the religions that celebrate Christmas. Since England also speaks English like America, their sayings are similar and usually just say 'happy Christmas.' Look here for more information: http://www.bethanyroberts.com/Merry_Christmas_In_Many_Languages.htmAsk.com Answer for: how to say merry christmas in england
The traditional Christmas greeting in the United Kingdom is Merry Christmas or Happy Christmas in English, Nadolig Llawen in Welsh, or Nollaig Shona Dhuit in Gaelic.
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England has many people that follow the religions that celebrate Christmas. Since England also speaks English like America, their sayings are similar and usually just say "happy
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