Should'nt it be
"Happy New Year" - Where does the 'S' come from?
Why do Americans say "Happy New Years"?
2015-01-01 7:12 pm
回答 (6)
2015-01-01 9:23 pm
✔ 最佳答案
new year's day it's a possesive s, not a plural one 
2015-01-01 8:58 pm
Most Americans do say "Happy New Year." The 's' is only present when it is used in a possessive sense like in "New Year's Eve"
2015-01-01 7:25 pm
Probably from New Year's Day. In other words, Happy New Year's Day.
2015-01-01 10:22 pm
I suppose it's genitive ("possesive") as in New Year'S.
Why do people in the UK call Kentucky Fried Chicken "The Colonel" as in "I brought some Colonel home"? That's REALLY out there.
Why do people in the UK call Kentucky Fried Chicken "The Colonel" as in "I brought some Colonel home"? That's REALLY out there.
2015-01-01 7:16 pm
happy new years wishes the other person a good well wishing of good things for the new year for them and there family
2015-01-01 7:17 pm
Don't you mean *Shouldn't ?
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