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It likely is more usual. Funny though, because one of the more recent productions I saw that showed “Happy” was more usual in the U.K. happened to be a Canadian show, rather than a U.S. one. I had to think that over a bit before getting back to you about this.
Jolly well played… but… don’t you mean “Happy Christmas”? 😉 I do.
Not sure I understand, Daryl!
Just a little U.S./U.K. humour. I learned a while back it was (usually) “Happy Christmas” over there and “Merry Christmas” over here. 😉
Oh, didn’t know that. I use them interchangeably but thought ‘Merry’ was more usual.
It likely is more usual. Funny though, because one of the more recent productions I saw that showed “Happy” was more usual in the U.K. happened to be a Canadian show, rather than a U.S. one. I had to think that over a bit before getting back to you about this.