The correct way to say Happy Birthday to someone who speaks European Portuguese is as follows. Say "Feliz aniversario." That means Happy Birthday in Portuguese.
In Dakota, you can say "Wiwanyag Wacipi Ecante," which translates to "Have a good and happy dance" as a way to wish someone a happy birthday.
The correct way to say Happy Birthday in the Choctaw language is Aiattatok Nitak = Birthday and Yukpa Aiattatok Nitak = Happy Birthday.Many online sites are stating that Chim Afammi Nittak is how you say Happy Birthday. This is incorrect. Chim Afammi Nittak means your year day. Not happy Birthday.
It is the way Gangster Disciples say happy birthday. BDK 300K
Happy birthday to you you live in some poo you look like a donkey and you poo like one too!
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In Niuean, you say "Fakaalofa lahi atu" to wish someone a happy birthday. This phrase translates to "many greetings." It's a common way to celebrate someone's special day in Niuean culture.
Cejni li daybunit prioz be/ Rojbunit piroz be Rozhi la daikbunt piroz bet
Well, just as long as you keep it short, your good! Act normal and just say something like "oh hi! how you doin? and bye the way happy birthday!" No flirting, no obviose hatred, nothing.
In Pohnpei, you say "Mihn Pahn Pahl" to wish someone a happy birthday. The phrase captures the sentiment of celebrating another year of life. It's a way to express joy and well-wishes for the individual on their special day.
In Cuba, you can say "¡Feliz cumpleaños!" to wish someone a happy birthday. This phrase is commonly used in Spanish-speaking countries, including Cuba. You might also hear "¡Felicidades!" as a way to congratulate someone on their special day.