
Sahnga Aan’gilaa.
This greeting is said to somebody on the day commemorating their patron/matron saint.
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This greeting is said to somebody on the day commemorating their patron/matron saint.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1SWGI9SmcI This phrase is said in belief of wedding candles foretelling who may pass first, the bride or groom.
This phrase is used to express joy for fathers on Father’s Day.
This phrase says for fair weather, bathe the day before your birthday.
This phrase is used to express joy for mothers on Mother’s Day.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8n5kwughkhk This phrase is advice to not talk ill about the moon.
This phrase is used as a holiday greeting for Orthodox Pascha (Easter).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xf9TZ4RA3q8 This phrase is advice to eat food that is made for you without dislike.
This phrase states if one steps on another’s foot, that person is asking the person whose foot they stepped on to be a godparent.
This phrase is said on St. Paul Island that if one sees St. George Island, there will be a southeast storm.