The term "merry girl" typically refers to a cheerful, lively, and happy young woman. It can evoke images of someone who embodies joy and positivity, often associated with festive or celebratory contexts. The phrase may also suggest a carefree spirit, emphasizing enjoyment and a lighthearted approach to life.
It means she wishes you a Merry Christmas.
Do you mean the brother said 'Your crush wishes you a Merry Christmas'? In which case 'Thankyou' seems highly appropriate. If you mean that the question is from you, the girl's crush, and the brother said 'Merry Christmas' and the girl and parents said 'thank you', then maybe it's a bit odd they didn't say Merry Christmas back, but perhaps they are slightly more formal than I am. Still not weird.
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"Merry Christmas" translates as "Fröhliche Weihnachten".
the mery widow is about a girl that is getting merried to someone and then he dies so shes a merry widow
Merry Christmas in the UK; it also can mean Merry Christmas, only a Beatle-ified version.
She is the little girl in the price tag video.
It must be mispelled "Wesołych" = 'Merry' as in "Wesołych świąt" = 'Merry Christmas'
it means to be joyful and happy