While the phrase "Merry Christmas" dates back to at least the 1500s, it was very common to hear "Happy Christmas" until the 20th century where "Merry Christmas" became far more common.
"Happy Christmas or Merry Christmas" both seem OK to me. Hope you got the link on the Port Arthur business - gun laws in Australia. On the link you can click onto the actual Massacre facts. Cheers B J Hunnicut aka Colin
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"Happy Christmas or Merry Christmas" both seem OK to me.
Hope you got the link on the Port Arthur business - gun laws in Australia. On the link you can click onto the actual Massacre facts.
Cheers
B J Hunnicut aka Colin
Merry Christmas does have a nicer ring to it:)
PS The stories about Sochi 2014 is kinda hilarious, eh? I did read about how there were so many things that went wrong in the Olympic Village.
I think "Merry" sounds more special in a way.
-Kati
Interesting. Both are acceptable.
Either one is very nice to hear.
Both are fine by me
I prefer "Merry."
I say Happy Christmas :-)
I like "Happy Happy Joy Joy" instead. Keeps people on their toes.
I like Happy Christmas. No surprise there with a name like happyone though. : )
Interesting!
I like both.
I am used to Merry Christmas, but both are fine.
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