I would say God bless your heart, when somebody did something really nice, something gentle, kind or sacrificial.
To say God bless your heart is not merely saying thank you, but also acknowledges that person's kind heart, and wishes that God would reward them for their kindness.
God bless you all, especially those with kind hearts.
2. This is a term used by the people of the southern United States particularly near the Gulf of Mexico to express to someone that they are an idiot without saying such harsh words.
God Bless Your Black Heart was created on 2004-06-08.
"God bless America."
He lives in your heart! God bless!
Do you mean "God bless you", the phrase which you say when someone sneezes? It is "Sau bol" - meaning Be Healthy, or "Köp jasa" - meaning Live a long life.
they say bless you because when you sneeze your heart stops's there thanking god that you did not die
god bless
This idiom is not meaning a specific blessing such as many cultures have - bless you with many children, or 1000 blessings on your house! When an American, especially a southern American, says "Bless him," "Bless you," or even "Bless your heart," they are simply stating a wish that good things happen to that person. Usually, they will use the phrase when talking about someone who is going though a hard time. It is often just a vague expression, similar to "poor thing" or "unlucky fellow."
It means that someone LOVES the weather that they are having.
Tennessee Ernie Ford.
"Bendecir" is the Spanish verb for "to bless". "Bless you" would be "te bendice". Many times you will see "Que Dios te bendiga" meaning "may God bless you".
... Cool ? He LOVES you... with all of his heart... Okay, I don't get this question. GOD BLESS x
Snot comes out of your nose and people usually say "bless you" or "god bless you". the reason people say god bless you is because you heart stops for a quick second and bacteria is what comes out when you sneeze.