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When is national yellow day?
I celebrate it on May 21. But other people say May 29.
Why do pilots say may day may day in emergencies?
The pilots when they say may day may day , are calling other pilots for help.
Why do people say goodbye?
People say goodbye as life is very uncertain, the two may not see each other next day as one could be dead.
How many times do we say thank you in a day?
The frequency at which we say "thank you" can vary greatly based on individual circumstances and cultural norms. Some people may say "thank you" dozens of times a day, while others may say it less frequently. Ultimately, the number of times you say "thank you" in a day will depend on your interactions with others and your level of gratitude.
What do people say about Malaysia day?
The happy day
Is time travel true?
You must make that decision yourself. Some people say yes some people say no. You have to say what you believe in and that's your answer. With our current level of technology it is not yet possible. But one day it may be.
What do people say when they ask for something?
Many people say give me or can i? but really the proper and polite way to say it is may i, or please, or may i please. usually that is on the list of some of the first things we are tought by our parents, our teachers, other family, day care people and more. so always remember to say your please and mays when ever you ask for something. it is just polite.
How do people say good day in cyprus?
In Cyprus, people commonly say "Kalimera" (Καλημέρα) to wish someone a good day, which means "good morning." This greeting is used throughout the day until the evening. In the evening, they might say "Kalinikta" (Καληνύχτα) to wish someone a good night. Greek and Turkish are widely spoken, so greetings may vary depending on the community.
Why do i have white hair when im young?
That doen't matter, it does happen to some people. Some people say that applying lemon juice on your hair every day may help...
Shakespeare What signal told the people of London that there was going to be a performance later that day?
The theatres generally hoisted flags to say they were in business that day. The flags may have had an emblem suggested by the name of the Theatre.
How did they use to say yesterday?
People used to say "yesterday" as "yester-day" in the past.
What day do they say the world will end?
May the 21st 2011
