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Does Tanti auguri mean happy birthday?
Another way to wish someone a happy birthday in Italian is by saying ‘tanti auguri’. However, it is a very common way to send someone birthday wishes, the context being more than enough to convey why you are greeting them!
What language is Auguri?
Italian
Auguri comes from the verb augurare which means ‘to wish’. Auguri literally means ‘well wishes’ and can be used: – to say happy birthday, in fact the song ‘happy birthday to you’ in Italian is tanti auguri a te! Auguri is a plural noun, and will often be accompanied by tanti, to mean ‘many well wishes’.
How say happy birthday in short words?
“Wishing you a day filled with happiness and a year filled with joy. Happy birthday!” “Sending you smiles for every moment of your special day…Have a wonderful time and a very happy birthday!” “Hope your special day brings you all that your heart desires!
How do you Wish Someone Happy Birthday in Vietnamese?
1. Chúc mừng sinh nhật This is the standard phrase to wish anyone happy birthday in Vietnamese, including friends and family members. The word chúc means “to wish”, and mừng means “glad” or “joyful”. Chúc mừng together has the meaning of “to congratulate” in Vietnamese.
What do Vietnamese people say when they turn 60?
When a Vietnamese turns 60 or older, people will say ‘mừng thọ’ instead of ‘happy birthday’. The word ‘Mừng thọ’ literally means ‘congrats to your longevity’. When one reaches 60 years old or even older, if they are male, they call ‘Ông’, and if they are female then they call ‘Bà’.
What do you Call Your Lover in Vietnamese?
Theoretically, you can call your lover “em” and yourself “anh”. Then it is “anh yêu em”. If you are the girl, so you are “em” and your lover is “anh”, then it is “em yêu anh”. Though, people can call their partner with other pronouns (cậu, mình, ấy, etc.) depending on what they like and what they feel comfortable with.
What is the correct way to say “Miss” in Vietnamese?
However, the safest choice is “Tôi nhớ bạn”. Which “Tôi” = “I”, “nhớ” = “miss” and “bạn” = “you”, you can say it in almost any situations, and it’s OK for a foreigner. Here is some examples if you want to learn more about our beautiful language: