In Portugal, birthday celebrations often begin with the tradition of the "bolo de aniversário," a special birthday cake typically adorned with candles. Friends and family gather to sing "Parabéns a Você," the Portuguese version of "Happy Birthday," before the celebrant makes a wish and blows out the candles. It’s common to host a festive meal or party, complete with snacks, drinks, and sometimes gifts. Additionally, some may celebrate with a special outing or activity, emphasizing the importance of togetherness and joy.
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yes i hope, that i can celebrate my 65th birthday
they celebrate the birthday
they don't when it's their kid's birthday the celebrate it. :)
No, but you could celebrate their birthday for them I suppose. I wouldn't have thought that they remember their birthday...
The Portuguese equivalent of the English word 'birthday' is the following: aniversario. The Portuguese pronunciation is the following: AH-nee-veh-SAH-ree-oh. The Portuguese word actually translates as both birthday, and anniversary.
Preparar-me.
Thanksgiving is American, the portuguese don't celebrate it as far as i know
"Parabéns a você" is how one would say "Happy birthday to you" in Portuguese.
they celebrate the birthday
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