Happy belated birthday in Italian
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How can I say happy birthday in Italian, when I missed the initial date and therefore am late to congratulate?
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How can I say happy birthday in Italian, when I missed the initial date and therefore am late to congratulate?
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How can I say happy birthday in Italian, when I missed the initial date and therefore am late to congratulate?
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How can I say happy birthday in Italian, when I missed the initial date and therefore am late to congratulate?
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phrase-request
asked Nov 30 at 10:32
infinitezero
1333
asked Nov 30 at 10:32
infinitezero
1333
asked Nov 30 at 10:32
infinitezero
1333
asked Nov 30 at 10:32
infinitezero
1333
asked Nov 30 at 10:32
infinitezero
1333
1333
2
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I think that a simple "auguri in ritardo" will do the job. Of course you can build on this.
"Scusami! Mi sono dimenticato di augurarti buon compleanno. Auguri in ritardo!"
answered Nov 30 at 12:26
Easymode44
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I agree, "auguri in anticipo/ritardo" is probably the most common way to say it.
– Old Man of Aran
Nov 30 at 12:32
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@Easymode44 Welcome on ItalianSE!
– abarisone
Nov 30 at 13:07
Although I eventually used the turtle response from Alberto Moor, I felt like accepting this answer because it seems like the more general, formal one.
– infinitezero
Nov 30 at 18:41
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If it's a friend's birthday, you can reply jokingly
Ho affidato i miei auguri per te ad una tartaruga... scusa il ritardo! Auguri!
or
La cattiva notizia è che ho dimenticato di spedire in tempo il tuo biglietto d'auguri. La buona notizia è che ho dimenticato la tua età! Spero che tu abbia passato un felice compleanno!
answered Nov 30 at 13:25
Alberto Moro
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I use the slightly different "ritardati auguri".
You can find here a jokely list of wishes in case you are late.
answered Nov 30 at 13:23
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Ritardato in italiano is rarely used for “late”, while it also carries the meaning of “retard”...
– DaG
Nov 30 at 17:53
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If you are interested in an extended or humorous phrasing, other have already answered. The more straightforward ways to say “Happy belated birthday” are:
Buon compleanno in ritardo!
or
(Tanti) auguri (di buon compleanno) in ritardo!
answered Nov 30 at 17:55
DaG
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4 Answers
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4 Answers
4
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
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up vote
12
down vote
accepted
I think that a simple "auguri in ritardo" will do the job. Of course you can build on this.
"Scusami! Mi sono dimenticato di augurarti buon compleanno. Auguri in ritardo!"
answered Nov 30 at 12:26
Easymode44
31114
1
I agree, "auguri in anticipo/ritardo" is probably the most common way to say it.
– Old Man of Aran
Nov 30 at 12:32
3
@Easymode44 Welcome on ItalianSE!
– abarisone
Nov 30 at 13:07
Although I eventually used the turtle response from Alberto Moor, I felt like accepting this answer because it seems like the more general, formal one.
– infinitezero
Nov 30 at 18:41
add a comment |
up vote
12
down vote
accepted
I think that a simple "auguri in ritardo" will do the job. Of course you can build on this.
"Scusami! Mi sono dimenticato di augurarti buon compleanno. Auguri in ritardo!"
answered Nov 30 at 12:26
Easymode44
31114
1
I agree, "auguri in anticipo/ritardo" is probably the most common way to say it.
– Old Man of Aran
Nov 30 at 12:32
3
@Easymode44 Welcome on ItalianSE!
– abarisone
Nov 30 at 13:07
Although I eventually used the turtle response from Alberto Moor, I felt like accepting this answer because it seems like the more general, formal one.
– infinitezero
Nov 30 at 18:41
add a comment |
up vote
12
down vote
accepted
up vote
12
down vote
accepted
I think that a simple "auguri in ritardo" will do the job. Of course you can build on this.
"Scusami! Mi sono dimenticato di augurarti buon compleanno. Auguri in ritardo!"
answered Nov 30 at 12:26
Easymode44
31114
I think that a simple "auguri in ritardo" will do the job. Of course you can build on this.
"Scusami! Mi sono dimenticato di augurarti buon compleanno. Auguri in ritardo!"
answered Nov 30 at 12:26
Easymode44
31114
answered Nov 30 at 12:26
Easymode44
31114
answered Nov 30 at 12:26
Easymode44
31114
answered Nov 30 at 12:26
Easymode44
31114
31114
1
I agree, "auguri in anticipo/ritardo" is probably the most common way to say it.
– Old Man of Aran
Nov 30 at 12:32
3
@Easymode44 Welcome on ItalianSE!
– abarisone
Nov 30 at 13:07
Although I eventually used the turtle response from Alberto Moor, I felt like accepting this answer because it seems like the more general, formal one.
– infinitezero
Nov 30 at 18:41
add a comment |
1
I agree, "auguri in anticipo/ritardo" is probably the most common way to say it.
– Old Man of Aran
Nov 30 at 12:32
3
@Easymode44 Welcome on ItalianSE!
– abarisone
Nov 30 at 13:07
Although I eventually used the turtle response from Alberto Moor, I felt like accepting this answer because it seems like the more general, formal one.
– infinitezero
Nov 30 at 18:41
1
1
I agree, "auguri in anticipo/ritardo" is probably the most common way to say it.
– Old Man of Aran
Nov 30 at 12:32
I agree, "auguri in anticipo/ritardo" is probably the most common way to say it.
– Old Man of Aran
Nov 30 at 12:32
3
3
@Easymode44 Welcome on ItalianSE!
– abarisone
Nov 30 at 13:07
@Easymode44 Welcome on ItalianSE!
– abarisone
Nov 30 at 13:07
Although I eventually used the turtle response from Alberto Moor, I felt like accepting this answer because it seems like the more general, formal one.
– infinitezero
Nov 30 at 18:41
Although I eventually used the turtle response from Alberto Moor, I felt like accepting this answer because it seems like the more general, formal one.
– infinitezero
Nov 30 at 18:41
add a comment |
up vote
5
down vote
If it's a friend's birthday, you can reply jokingly
Ho affidato i miei auguri per te ad una tartaruga... scusa il ritardo! Auguri!
or
La cattiva notizia è che ho dimenticato di spedire in tempo il tuo biglietto d'auguri. La buona notizia è che ho dimenticato la tua età! Spero che tu abbia passato un felice compleanno!
answered Nov 30 at 13:25
Alberto Moro
513
2
Welcome on ItalianSE!
– abarisone
Nov 30 at 14:35
add a comment |
up vote
5
down vote
If it's a friend's birthday, you can reply jokingly
Ho affidato i miei auguri per te ad una tartaruga... scusa il ritardo! Auguri!
or
La cattiva notizia è che ho dimenticato di spedire in tempo il tuo biglietto d'auguri. La buona notizia è che ho dimenticato la tua età! Spero che tu abbia passato un felice compleanno!
answered Nov 30 at 13:25
Alberto Moro
513
2
Welcome on ItalianSE!
– abarisone
Nov 30 at 14:35
add a comment |
up vote
5
down vote
up vote
5
down vote
If it's a friend's birthday, you can reply jokingly
Ho affidato i miei auguri per te ad una tartaruga... scusa il ritardo! Auguri!
or
La cattiva notizia è che ho dimenticato di spedire in tempo il tuo biglietto d'auguri. La buona notizia è che ho dimenticato la tua età! Spero che tu abbia passato un felice compleanno!
answered Nov 30 at 13:25
Alberto Moro
513
If it's a friend's birthday, you can reply jokingly
Ho affidato i miei auguri per te ad una tartaruga... scusa il ritardo! Auguri!
or
La cattiva notizia è che ho dimenticato di spedire in tempo il tuo biglietto d'auguri. La buona notizia è che ho dimenticato la tua età! Spero che tu abbia passato un felice compleanno!
answered Nov 30 at 13:25
Alberto Moro
513
answered Nov 30 at 13:25
Alberto Moro
513
answered Nov 30 at 13:25
Alberto Moro
513
answered Nov 30 at 13:25
Alberto Moro
513
513
2
Welcome on ItalianSE!
– abarisone
Nov 30 at 14:35
add a comment |
2
Welcome on ItalianSE!
– abarisone
Nov 30 at 14:35
2
2
Welcome on ItalianSE!
– abarisone
Nov 30 at 14:35
Welcome on ItalianSE!
– abarisone
Nov 30 at 14:35
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
I use the slightly different "ritardati auguri".
You can find here a jokely list of wishes in case you are late.
answered Nov 30 at 13:23
user3664452
571
3
Ritardato in italiano is rarely used for “late”, while it also carries the meaning of “retard”...
– DaG
Nov 30 at 17:53
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
I use the slightly different "ritardati auguri".
You can find here a jokely list of wishes in case you are late.
answered Nov 30 at 13:23
user3664452
571
3
Ritardato in italiano is rarely used for “late”, while it also carries the meaning of “retard”...
– DaG
Nov 30 at 17:53
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
I use the slightly different "ritardati auguri".
You can find here a jokely list of wishes in case you are late.
answered Nov 30 at 13:23
user3664452
571
I use the slightly different "ritardati auguri".
You can find here a jokely list of wishes in case you are late.
answered Nov 30 at 13:23
user3664452
571
answered Nov 30 at 13:23
user3664452
571
answered Nov 30 at 13:23
user3664452
571
answered Nov 30 at 13:23
user3664452
571
571
3
Ritardato in italiano is rarely used for “late”, while it also carries the meaning of “retard”...
– DaG
Nov 30 at 17:53
add a comment |
3
Ritardato in italiano is rarely used for “late”, while it also carries the meaning of “retard”...
– DaG
Nov 30 at 17:53
3
3
Ritardato in italiano is rarely used for “late”, while it also carries the meaning of “retard”...
– DaG
Nov 30 at 17:53
Ritardato in italiano is rarely used for “late”, while it also carries the meaning of “retard”...
– DaG
Nov 30 at 17:53
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
If you are interested in an extended or humorous phrasing, other have already answered. The more straightforward ways to say “Happy belated birthday” are:
Buon compleanno in ritardo!
or
(Tanti) auguri (di buon compleanno) in ritardo!
answered Nov 30 at 17:55
DaG
25.6k152101
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
If you are interested in an extended or humorous phrasing, other have already answered. The more straightforward ways to say “Happy belated birthday” are:
Buon compleanno in ritardo!
or
(Tanti) auguri (di buon compleanno) in ritardo!
answered Nov 30 at 17:55
DaG
25.6k152101
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
If you are interested in an extended or humorous phrasing, other have already answered. The more straightforward ways to say “Happy belated birthday” are:
Buon compleanno in ritardo!
or
(Tanti) auguri (di buon compleanno) in ritardo!
answered Nov 30 at 17:55
DaG
25.6k152101
If you are interested in an extended or humorous phrasing, other have already answered. The more straightforward ways to say “Happy belated birthday” are:
Buon compleanno in ritardo!
or
(Tanti) auguri (di buon compleanno) in ritardo!
answered Nov 30 at 17:55
DaG
25.6k152101
answered Nov 30 at 17:55
DaG
25.6k152101
answered Nov 30 at 17:55
DaG
25.6k152101
answered Nov 30 at 17:55
DaG
25.6k152101
25.6k152101
add a comment |
add a comment |
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