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If someone wished you Joyeux Noel where would they be from?

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Tous m'a souhaité un joyeux anniversaire.


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Dutch is a language in which 'Vrolijke kerstmis' is wished. It's a holiday greeting that particularly is exchanged among Dutch Catholics. It's a Dutch equivalent of 'Merry Christmas'.


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In Dutch, 'Vrolijk kerstfeest' is a wish for a 'Merry Christmas'.


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The thing she always wanted and wished to have or get.


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For the last 7 birthdays, someone wished you "happy birthday" on each occasion.


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