Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Whish"

oh okay, i thought you meant wish 😂

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Wish = to want Whish = windy sound 🌬💨

we might use "you can't have your cake and eat it, too" which makes little sense at face value but it's the same meaning of you can't have everything you want. (if someone is stating they CAN have everything they may say "I can have my cake and eat it, too")

The history of the ancient Huns starts in the prairies around China. Their ancestors were nomadic tribespeople who were at war with the Chinese. In the year 93 AD, they lost the war and were forced to flee. The survivors arrived in a location around the river Volga and they decided to settle here. The Huns were a very cruel and ferocious nation. They attacked nearby tribes and their leader, Attila, was a notorious invader. He despoiled Christian towns and executed many people. His Empire collapsed after his death in 453 AD.

This is perfectly correct but not very common. You did spell wish wrong, it is wish not whish. You can try saying something like this... In the picture we can see a birthday party taking place; the girl is blowing out the candles on the cake and making a wish. In the picture, we can see a girl blowing out the candles on her cake at her birthday party. She is probably making a wish.

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