Penblwydd hapus cariaud
In Welsh, "happy" is translated as "hapus." The pronunciation of "hapus" is similar to "happ-iss," with the stress on the first syllable. It is important to note that Welsh pronunciation can be quite different from English, so listening to native speakers can help with mastering the correct pronunciation.
'hapus' is Welsh for 'happy'
Dydd Santes Dwynwen Hapus!
"Dydd Santes Dwynwen Hapus" is pronounced as "Deeth San-tess Dwin-wen Hap-iss." The "Dydd" sounds like "deeth," "Santes" is pronounced "san-tess," "Dwynwen" is "Dwin-wen," and "Hapus" sounds like "hap-iss." This phrase means "Happy St. Dwynwen's Day" in Welsh, celebrating the patron saint of lovers.
Penblwydd Hapus... or if singing...
Penblwydd hapus cariaud
PENBLWYDD PRIODAS DDIEMWNT HAPUS : Happy diamond anniversary
It is the same as a birthday. Birthday : Penblwydd Happy anniversairy (as in a wedding) : Penblwydd priodas hapus (literall translation : Happy wedding birthday
PENBLWYDD PRIODAS BERLOG HAPUS : Happy pearl anniversary
Penblwydd Hapus yn pump ar hugain chwaer fach
In Cornish, "Happy Birthday" is expressed as "Penblwydd Hapus." The phrase is used to convey good wishes to someone celebrating their birthday, similar to its English counterpart. Cornish is a Celtic language native to Cornwall, and using these phrases can be a lovely way to celebrate the culture.
The plural form of "hapus" in Welsh is "hapusion."
It means to remove from a register or list.
HAPPY EASTER! in Welsh is PASG HAPUS!
In Welsh, "happy" is translated as "hapus." The pronunciation of "hapus" is similar to "happ-iss," with the stress on the first syllable. It is important to note that Welsh pronunciation can be quite different from English, so listening to native speakers can help with mastering the correct pronunciation.
The pronunciation of "pen-blwydd hapus" is "pen-bloo-ith hah-piss."