Would it be with a ‘cheers’, ‘chin-chin’, ‘salud’, ‘health’, ‘oozy wawa’?
Anyone know?
They would do it just as you have listed there. Most people would at sometime use any of these. Salud was not in vague in Britain then as was not oozy wawa.
Would it be with a ‘cheers’, ‘chin-chin’, ‘salud’, ‘health’, ‘oozy wawa’?
Anyone know?
They would do it just as you have listed there. Most people would at sometime use any of these. Salud was not in vague in Britain then as was not oozy wawa.
How long is a piece of string.
A lot would depend on the class of the person drinking.
The following are generalisations
Cheers would be working class, as would "bottoms up" – a hang over from the sailing days and press gangs.
Good Health, middle class
Chin-Chin is something you see in films for the upper classes, but I have never seen any proof if was actually used.
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They would do it just as you have listed there. Most people would at sometime use any of these. Salud was not in vague in Britain then as was not oozy wawa.
References :