*sneezes* >bless you

*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

>>76605899
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!

>>76605899
One word means an entire sentence?

>>76606360
Yes, that's quite common

>>76605807
>Not saying "salud"

it's actually considered rude to say anything when a person sneezes./

we say salute of course

>>76606425
Or as they say in Norweigan
>Bikl

>>76605807
You mean, "Gesundheit!"

>>76605807
Salud is much better desu

>>76605807
We say "health!"
>>76605987
Autistic people start saying things like "money! Love! Happiness!" Until the person stops sneezing

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>deus te crie

>>76606765
kek

>>76606765
My stepmom does this
>salud
>dinero
>amor

>>76605807
>not saying egészségedre

It's always hilarious when foreigners try to pronounce it.

>>76606083
Shinny and chrome!

>>76606641
this

>>76605987
>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