Feliz, or contento (means content)
Feliz and contento/a (depending on the gender of the person who is happy - a for girls, o for boys) both mean happy in Spanish.
One could say I'm happy either of these ways:
Estoy contenta.
Estoy feliz.
you say: "traerte felicidad"
Buen juicio y felicidad
you can't in fact it'll still be an adjective 'happiness' = 'felicidad'
Te deseo muchos años de felicidad.
Pleasure in Spanish would be "placer," however you can also say "agrado", which means pleasantness or "alegría," which means happiness or satisfaction :)
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Felicidad
To say "health, wealth, and happiness and the time to enjoy them" in Spanish, you would say "salud, riqueza, felicidad y el tiempo para disfrutarlos." Each term translates as follows: "salud" for health, "riqueza" for wealth, "felicidad" for happiness, and "el tiempo para disfrutarlos" for the time to enjoy them.
it means happiness
Robert McCormick has written: 'The concept of happiness in the Spanish poetry of the eighteenth century' -- subject(s): Happiness in literature, History and criticism, Spanish poetry
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"happiness" , all cultures experience the same emotion.