Que Seas Muy Feliz was created on 1995-05-02.
quiero que estes feliz y seguro or quiero que seas feliz y seguro
You can say "Feliz cumpleaños por adelantado".
Que seas vos was created in 1964.
Translation: That (the person) may be happy, and had enjoyed such a special day.
Feliz Acción de Gracias y que tenga muy buen día.
It's correctly spelled 'feliz.' This means, "...because I want that you be happy." [possibly implying that 'you're' not happy.] It's more usually translated, "... because I want you to be happy."
Any of the following- Fico feliz que tenha gostado. Fico feliz que gostaste Fico feliz que você gostou
It means "I only want you to be the happiest person in the world".
"I'm loving my new baby, and I'm just so happy. It rocks!"
happy: feliz pretty: bastante babymama: mamá de bebé
(Feliz) cumpleaños a ti. *It depends upon who the person is. If it's, say, your boss or teacher, you might say: (Feliz) cumpleaños a usted. (Which is more formal) Nontheless, in Spanish it's not very common to say: "Feliz cumpleaños a ti / a usted / a vosostros / a vos". We simply say: "Feliz cumpleaños" "Que se la / lo pase feliz / bien" "Que se la / lo pasen feliz / bien" "Que te la / lo pases feliz / bien" "Que os lo / la paséis feliz / bien"
Que hombre feliz means what a happy man. Ano means year and so does not make sense in this sentence. Cumpleanos feliz sounds similar and means happy birthday.