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No, you say Happy Birthday to someone to congratulate them on their birthday. You say Happy Anniversary to a couple who are celebrating their anniversary together.
Thank you. I appreciate the good wishes.
Thank you.
This greeting is the same.
Thanks for the greetings
"Gelukkige trouwdag" means "Happy wedding anniversary" in Dutch. However in the Netherlands and Belgium we do not translate "Happy wedding anniversary" litteraly if we want to congratulate someone. A more correct phrase is "Gefeliciteerd met jullie trouwdag", meaning "Congratulations with your wedding anniversary".
It's certainly not incorrect and many people do say it.
congratulations......happy anniversary..........
"Gelukkige trouwdag" means "Happy wedding anniversary" in Dutch. However in the Netherlands and Belgium we do not translate "Happy wedding anniversary" litteraly if we want to congratulate someone. A more correct phrase is "Gefeliciteerd met jullie trouwdag", meaning "Congratulations with your wedding anniversary".
The correct reply when someone gifts you a "Happy Birthday" is a simple "Thank you." It's not rocket science, just show some gratitude and move on with your day. No need to overcomplicate things, just accept the gift and enjoy your special day.
When someone wishes you Happy Birthday, it is usually because it is on or near your birthday, unless, for some reason, they are being sarcastic.
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