| Hint | Answer |
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| Most common response to a sneeze in English-speaking countries? | |
| This response to a sneeze is the German word for healthiness? | |
| In Italy you'd hear this response that also means to raise your right hand to your head? | |
| You'd say this in Spanish-speaking countries: the name of Christianity's central figure? | |
| In Vietnam, it is appropriate to ignore the sneeze and keep _____? | |
| In northern Europe you might say this word from the Latin 'to your benefit'? | |
| In Kyrgyz, one would say this, an onomatopoeia similar to the English 'atchoo'? | |
| When in Japan you might say this after a sneeze? | |
| Jerry proposed in an episode of Seinfeld that one should compliment the sneezer's outer beauty by saying this? | |
| No matter where you are, wipe your nose with one of these after you sneeze? | |
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