Hello everybody! Welcome back to today's expression.
Thank you very much for listening today's expression is holiday cheer.
H -O -L -I -D -A -Y. Holiday cheer, C -H -E -E -R and it just means holiday happiness.
Right now in America so many people are walking around happy.
They're just happy because we're in the middle of the holiday season I'm sure it's the same in your country maybe this is not holiday time in your country but during the holidays people are just happy well in America in South America Central America probably Europe most of the Christian countries where they do celebrate...
Well, in America, and I used to live in Korea, in Korea, I can absolutely say people are happy.
They're just happy.
They're full of holiday cheer and that holiday cheer makes everybody else happy.
Holiday cheer is a great thing.
How can you show holiday cheer by singing songs, by belting out Christmas carols, by saying merry Christmas, by saying happy holidays, by smiling and saying hi?
That's how you share holiday cheer.
Check out the dialog.
Shane, belt out some holiday cheer.
Aw, come on Scrooge!
I am not in the mood.
BAMBEG! Oh no. That's not me.
No. I am a holiday cheer guy.
Happy holidays, everybody!
Merry Christmas! Happy holidays...
A Christmas song. A Christmas song.
Frosty the snowman was a jolly, fat snowman.
I don't know the song.
Jingle bells, jingle bells.
Jingle all the way.
I'm not that good of a singer.
I should stop belting out songs.
That's what I'll do.
Oh, yeah great expression belt out some holiday cheer Yeah out some holiday dear sing a song say Merry Christmas.
Say happy holidays Yeah, don't be a Scrooge.
Don't be somebody who says bah humbug Spread the holiday cheer make people around you happy.
Oh, by the way today's my birthday Happy birthday me Yeah, I'm pretty old.
Oh my God. How old am I?
48. 48 everybody. Yeah, suddenly I'm losing my holiday cheer.
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