In Ireland and the UK, "Happy Christmas" is more commonly used in spoken language. "Merry Christmas" is also used, but it's less prevalent in everyday conversations
In Ireland and the UK, "Happy Christmas" is more commonly used in spoken language. "Merry Christmas" is also used, but it's less prevalent in everyday conversations
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