Wie reagieren Sie, wenn jemand niest?

Living long isn’t also related to health? As in wishing good health to people.

The subtitle for all the blue countries is a translation with ‘health’ but for Greece the translation is ‘gitses’!

I live in. sweden and i didnt know prosit actually meant something cuz its no where near any of our existing words

So nice. So much better than the “cover your God damn Mouth when you sneeze!” I get at home. Definitely going abroad next year…

Sail Hatin’.

I can’t remember anyone saying “Helf Gott” allthough I’m Austrian.

You are so good looking.

In Germany, you wish health (“Gesundheit”) to yourself if someone sneezes around you! Not to the sneezing person.

This is wrong; in Ireland, we say bless you or in Irish, “Dia dhuit”, which translates to god be with you.

question, why do we care if someone sneeze?

In Brazil we respond “Saúde”, same as Portugal.
For babies we say “Deus te crie” (May God raise you)

But what do you respond back when someone comment on your sneeze?

Brazil: We say Thank you / Amen. Some people say it’s rude to say thank you. You should say Amen.

In France when someone sneezes two time in a row we say “à tes amours” (to your loved ones)

After the first time: Gezondheid!

After the third time: hey het wordt mooi weer!