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Original lyrics Tanti auguri Niente ormai che ricordi noi quella casa che era mia, c'è già scritto "affittasi" ed io, passo lì davanti e vedo che, il fiore che ho piantato l'anno scorso insieme a te è fiorito. Tanti auguri a te, chi lo sa perché, Tanti auguri a te, non è il tuo compleanno e non so dove sei. Tanti auguri a lei, che ora sta con te,
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Tanti auguri per una vita felice insieme! — Many wishes for a happy life together If a couple you know has just announced that they're engaged, you can tell them tanti auguri per una vita felice insieme. This phrase is also a great way to express congratulations to a recently married couple. Buon anniversario! — Happy anniversary
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Tanti auguri is the most common way of wishing someone a happy birthday in Italian. Auguri derives from the Italian verb augurare (to wish), so the literal translation of tanti auguri would actually be "many wishes" or "best wishes" in English.
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1 Exclaim "buon compleanno!" [1] This is the most direct way to say "happy birthday" in Italian, and the expression literally translates into "good birthday." Buon means "good" and compleanno means "birthday. Pronounce the entire expression as: bwon kom-pleh-ahn-noh 2 Wish "tanti auguri!" [2]
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Gli auguri di compleanno alla mitica Lauretta!
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Tanti auguri a tutti e buon lavoro ancora! more_vert. My best wishes to all of you and, once again, good luck with your work! Faccio tanti auguri, dunque, a lei e alla sua famiglia. more_vert. Therefore, best wishes to you and to your family. Tanti auguri! more_vert. Congratulations on your engagement.
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Auguri Auguri is another common way of wishing someone a happy birthday. It doesn't literally mean "happy birthday". Instead, it's a more general way of wishing someone happiness. You could also say tanti auguri which is a bit more emphatic. What does auguri mean in Italian? Auguri is the plural of augurio which means " wish ".
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Buon compleanno (listen to the pronunciation) literally means "good birthday" and Italians use it the same way English speakers use "Happy birthday". Here are all the ways you can wish someone happy birthday, which are basically variations of these two: Buon compleanno. Happy birthday. Tanti auguri di buon compleanno.
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Nei giorni del compleanno di Laura (9 ottobre) e del mio (12 ottobre), qualche immagine per ricordare e i bei giorni passati all'Eredità. E per cantare a Lei.
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Happy birthday grandma/grandpa. Buon compleanno, nonna/nonno. Boo-on com-pleh-ann-noh, john-nah/nohn-noh. One hundred more of these days! Cento di questi giorni! Chen-toh dee kwess-tee jor-nee. Wishing you a very happy birthday! Tanti auguri di buon compleanno! Tahn-tee ah-oo-gooh-ree dee boo-on com-pleh-ann-noh.
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Auguri comes from the Italian verb augurare, which means to hope or to wish. TANTI AUGURI: HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Heading to a birthday party for an Italian friend? Be ready to use the expression 'tanti auguri!' Tanti Auguri! is a great way to wish someone Happy Birthday! on their special day. Buon compleanno also means happy birthday.
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Tanti auguri! is one of two expressions used to wish someone a Happy Birthday, with the other being Buon Compleanno! The tune is identical to the English version and the lyrics are more or less a direct translation. Check out the YouTube video below to hear it sung by a native Italian! Version 1 Tanti auguri a te tanti auguri a te
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The different ways to use Tanti Auguri in a sentence is: Tanti Auguri! = Many Wishes. Tantissimi auguri! = Very many wishes. Tanti auguri di buon compleanno! = Many wishes of a happy birthday. Auguroni! = Big wishes (informal) You can even add cara, caro, amico/a mia, tesoro, carissimo/a etc to the end of the sentences. Cara= dear (for a woman)
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E tanti auguri per il derby. And best wishes for the derby. Comunque tanti auguri per il matrimonio di tuo fratello. However best wishes for the marriage of your brother. good luck n. Se questo accadesse tanti auguri, con questo sistema giudiziario penale. And if that happens, then, you know, good luck in this criminal justice system.
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Tanti auguri di buon compleanno! Best wishes for a happy birthday! Tanti auguri di buon compleanno, figlia mia! = Best wishes for a happy birthday, my daughter! Another popular expression is Auguroni! which is formed by adding the plural augmentative suffix -oni onto the end of auguri. It literally means big wishes.