Everybody sneezes, usually people sneeze when they are suffering from a cold - sneezing is one of the symptoms. But around the world, many people will say “good luck” or “bless you” when they hear a sneeze.
But why? Here are six reasons.
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Why do we say good luck when we sneeze? Here are six reasons
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