God Bless You in Italian: The Real Phrase and When to Say Salute Instead
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"God bless you" in Italian is "Dio ti benedica." But Italians do not say this after a sneeze. When someone sneezes, say "Salute" instead, which means "health." The religious blessing and the sneeze response are two completely different phrases used in two different situations. Many English speakers…
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- 2026-10-17 14:40 · DEV Community — AI
God Bless You in Italian: The Real Phrase and When to Say Salute Instead