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    where does the drinking salutation, 'chin, chin' originate?

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    "Chin-chin" is an italian toast, (actually Cin-Cin) which I believe means the equivalent of "to your health".

    Story http://www.i18nguy.com/humor/chin-chin.html



    From the Urban dictionary

    ChinChin

    Used as a salutation or toast; used most commonly among Italians/Libyans

    synonym: cheers
    Diya raised his glass for a toast then as the table fell silent he eloquently said "Chinchin", with many smiles and a few tears as a result.


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