Happy birthday in Greek means: Χαρούμενα γενέθλια! (Charoúmena genéthlia) or Χρόνια πολλά (Xronia polla). Both phrases have the same meaning but the first one is more polite. As in the German language, this both terms are used most frequently. On Facebook, Twitter and other social media, however, other expressions are often found much more often. These are shorter, … Read more
Bella Italia – this is easy. And a “Gelato alla stracciatella” should still be possible. But this should not be your entire knowledge of Italian. How about if you could say “Happy Birthday” in Italian? Or even better: You have different options to wish an Italian a Happy Birthday. In this post, you’ll learn how … Read more
Happy birthday in Austrian Happy birthday in Austrian language means “Alles Gute zum Geburtstag” . This designation is the most formal and most frequently used in the German-speaking world. So if you wish someone a “Alles Gute zum Geburtstag” you can hardly go wrong. However, other more modern, shorter and informal expressions can often be … Read more
You know how we normally say “Happy Birthday” in English, right? Straightforward and to the point. Well, in Danish, the most common way to say this is “Tillykke med fødselsdagen.” Boom! Just like that, you’ve wished someone a happy birthday in Danish. It sounds a bit like ‘Tilly-kkeh meh foosilsdagen’, in case you were wondering … Read more
