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1 septembre 2016
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Watching television and listening to podcasts in English has made me aware of something about interjections: a lot of them are references to God or Christianity. Many people casually use interjections such as “oh my God”, or “Jesus”, without thinking too much about it. But is this religious aspect important to those who use them? It doesn’t look that way. The fact that a person uses terms like “God” or “Jesus” in their daily life could mean that they are more or less Christian, it could also...