Bless you meaning in English

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Definition

Bless you!: an expression used when someone sneezes
to bless: to sanctify, to favor, to give verb
Exercise 1
"I've already sneezed several times on this form."

What do we usually say if someone "sneezes"?
"I've already sneezed several times on this form."

What do we usually say if someone "sneezes"?
We do not say "the devil has left you" when someone sneezes. However, this phrase is very popular with priests at the end of exorcisms.
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If someone sneezes, we usually say "bless you"! "To sneeze" is to suddenly and violently send air through your nose and mouth. We usually sneeze because the membrane inside our nose is irritated by dust... mucus... or microbes... achoooooo! Bless you!

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