This week, not one… but TWO Vig Village members asked me:
What does “Cheers” mean?
Do you think you know?
Keep reading…
Cheers, Mate
Americans don’t say “cheers.”
Unless it’s a special ocassion and we touch wine glasses.
But Brits… they say it a lot.
They say “cheers” instead of “Thank you.”
They say “cheers” instead of “Goodbye.”
And they say “cheers” at the end of a letter or email.
As you can see, I like the last one.
So I stole it.
Feel free to do the same.
This isn’t the British Museum.
Stealing words is fun, legal, and safer than kickboxing.
Enjoy!
Why not? Sounds well.
You have prepared very nice experiences for us, Mr. Vig. Cheers, Branko
I like all the meanings of “cheers”.
So,
beautiful evening, good night and goodbye (tomorrow on zoom).
And above of all , thank you Mr. Vig !👍❤️
Cheers,
Flora
You’re welcome!
Hi Ryan !
I didn’t know these details !
I like
Have a nice weekend !
Cheers !
Funny… 👍🙂
Cheers
Lenka
I think, in Romanian, “cheers” is an old form of greeting that includes all the wishes of Fortuna godesse, something like FORTUNA BE WITH YOU!
So, cheers Ryan!
Thank you. Goodbye. Cheers
The glasses are waiting for movement and saying cheers.. It’s fine😊👍, cheers Rebeka
Like it! Cheers, Mr Vig!
I didn’t know “cheers” other meanings, only the moment when people touching glasses. It’s so interesting! Thank You, Ryan! Cheers 🙂
Hello Everybody! Very interesting topic: “ stealing words”. In Hungarian language we have lot of “stealing words” at the last time. All this words we “stole” from English, f.e. fake news, spoiler, feeling, or cheers, etc. We use the words without translation, in Hungarian Language Rules. It isn’t time to find the authentic meaning in Hungarian. Also: cheers!
Super…one word for so many occasions. How thrifty/economically- that’s for me!
Cheers!
In Spain, to touch two glasses in a celebration, we say “chi, chin”.
Thank you Ryan for your being attentive and for creating connections , cheers 😊🚀🚁
Nice to hear, nice to use. I like.
The stolen word “tsau” is very popular among Estonians. It use both for greeting and saying goodbye.
Hence,
Cheers!
Tsau!
CHEERS
That’s great, I’ve heard it in friend movie too. Thanks a bunch