How do you say happy birthday in Lebanese Arabic?

Answer 1

Oh, isn't that just lovely? In Lebanese Arabic, you can say "Eid milad saeed" to wish someone a happy birthday. It's like painting a beautiful birthday message with words, bringing joy and warmth to their special day. Just like adding a happy little tree to a painting, sharing kind words in any language can truly brighten someone's day.

Answer 2

Happy Birthday in Arabic is: عيد ميلاد سعيد

That's read as: Eid milad sa'id.

A common expression that people use to wish someone a happy birthday is: Kol sana wenta(male) or wenty(female) taayeb (كل سنة وأنت طيب(ة). ف) -- It means "Another year and you are well."
Happy birthday to you' in Arabic as best translates into 'Sena helwa ya gameel.' The Arabic in present day derived from the Classical Arabic language of the 6th century.

Answer 3

Answer 1

Happy Birthday in Lebanese Arabic is pronounced "yen3ad 3alek" where the "3" represents the "ayin" sound. It would be written like this (ينعاد عليك) in Arabic if the dialects were actually written.

Answer 2

Many Lebanese speak English or French, therefore the most used phrase for most of the Lebanese is the English 'Happy Birthday' as it is pronounced in English. The second most used phrase is the French "joyeux anniversaire" as pronounced in French.

In Lebanese, you can say:

yinxad xlek [addressing a male]

yinxad xlayke [addressing a female]

you can add: xa'bel l miyye = wishing you to celebrate your 100 birthday.

The Lebanese above written using the LLL system, For pronunciation guide, check the link below.

Answer 4

Amulli ameggaz ( Algeria; la Kabylie),

Assegwas = year.

Amulli = birthday

Ameggaz = happy

Answer 5

Aseggwas ifulkin (Morocco: Souss) Aseggwas ighudan(Morocco: Middle Atlas)

Aseggwas asebhan (Morocco: Rif)

Answer 6

There is no such language as "Muslim". Muslims speak hundreds of different languages.

Answer 7

malingyang karawaan

Answer 8

Eid milad saeed

Answer 9

Ana bahebik

Answer 10

Eid milat