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What other words can you use than Say Cheers?

Here are some alternatives to "Say Cheers" depending on the context and desired tone:

Formal/Professional:

* Raise a glass: A classic and elegant phrase.

* Let's toast: Slightly more formal than "cheers."

* To [something/someone]: Provides context for the toast.

* I propose a toast: Often used in speeches or formal gatherings.

Informal/Friendly:

* Cheers! The most common and versatile phrase.

* Bottoms up! A playful and slightly more informal expression.

* To your health! A warm and well-wishing sentiment.

* Let's drink to that! A more enthusiastic way to say "cheers."

* Here's to [something/someone]: Adds a personal touch to the toast.

* Cheers mate! (Australian/British)

* Salud! (Spanish)

* Gesundheit! (German)

* Skål! (Scandinavian)

* Chin chin! (Italian)

Humorous/Playful:

* To the weekend!

* May your drinks be strong and your problems be weak!

* Let's get this party started!

* To freedom!

* To the good times!

The best choice will depend on the specific situation and the relationship between the people involved.

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