Hongera! or Heri ya Siku kuu!
The phrase above means literally, and commonly, congratulations on the important day (i.e., holiday, not birthday). Instead, people use the English and say, Heri ya birthday.
Furaha Ya Kuzaliwa Mrembo.
Pongezi kwa siku y kuzaliwa miaka sitini
Swahili speakers in East Africa do say "furaha ya siku ya kuzaliwa" (happiness for the day of being born), but since this is somewhat cumbersome, they almost always and almost everywhere use the English "Happy birthday."Since Swahili does not have a single word that means birthday, the English word is used and understood everywhere in East Africa (Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda).Swahili-speakers in the former Belgian territories of Congo, Rwanda, and Burundi might not know the English word.
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happy birthday
There are no real words for anniversary and birthday in Swahili. The following two options could work:Furaha ya sikukuu yenu = joy on your (pl.) special dayHeri ya sikukuu yenu = blessings on your special dayIn practice though, many Swahili speakers use the English word "anniversary":Heri ya anniversaryFurthermore, birthday can be expressed as siku ya kuzaliwa (day of birth), but most people use the Engish. Heri ya birthday, blessings on your birthday, equivalent to English happy birthday.
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happy birthday
Happy birthday to ______ Happy birthday to you!
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