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The grammatically correct way to spell it is bonne fête.
In Quebec, the way to wish a person happy birthday is by saying Bonne fête.
However in France, I believe that it would refer to the feast day of your patron saint.
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The answer is: No, the French for "happy birthday" is "joyeux anniversaire". "Bonne fête" is what the French wish you on the the feast day of your Patron Saint. Many French people celebrate this a bit like a second birthday however, especially for children.
This said, "Bon anniversaire" and "Joyeux anniversaire" have no ambiguity.
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Happy Birthday to Denise in French?
Formal: Joyeux anniversaire Denise Informal: Bon fete Denise
How do you say enjoy festival in French?
bon fete
How do you say happy birthday in belgium french?
happy birthday = joyeux anniversaire and bon anniversaire
How do you say bon anniversaire in french?
Bon Anniversaire means Happy Birthday. Hope this helps!
How do you say happy 1st birthday in french?
bon premiere anniversaire
How do you say happy birthday on Tuesday in french?
Bon anniversaire a mardi!
How do you say happy birthday grandma in french?
Bon anniversaire mammy !
How do you say happy birthday Maya in french?
Bon anniversaire Maya!
How do you say Happy birthday dad in french?
"bon anniversaire Papa"
How do you say happy birthday handsome in french?
Bon anniversaire, beau. :)
How do you say Happy sixth Birthday in french?
bon sixième anniversaire
What is the phrase happy birthday translated from English to french?
Bon anniversaire.
