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- The Complex Meaning of the Word Auguri | ITALY Magazine
Auguri is a plural noun, and will often be accompanied by tanti, to mean ‘many well wishes’ Fare gli auguri means ‘to shout good wishes’ ‘to cheer’ ‘to congratulate’ and a biglietto di auguri is a ‘greeting card’
- TANTI AUGURI and Its Many Meanings In Italian
Since tanti auguri works in a variety of circumstances, it’s a great phrase to keep up your sleeve Read on to learn more about how to pronounce tanti auguri, how to sing the birthday song in Italian, and the different meanings of tanti auguri, like congratulations, and all the best!
- Auguri translation in English | Italian-English dictionary | Reverso
Auguri translation in Italian - English Reverso dictionary, see also 'cartolina di auguri, augurio, augurale, augurare', examples, definition, conjugation
- 5 Ways to Say “Congratulations!” in Italian - Daily Italian Words
Auguri! Sabrina and I are getting married in May! – Wow, what wonderful news Congratulations! In all other situations, Auguri! is a catch-all greeting, used at recurring events in the place of or in conjunction with greetings such as Buon compleanno! (Happy birthday!), Buon Natale! (Merry Christmas!), Buona Pasqua! (Happy Easter!) and so on
- Auguri, Congratulazioni, Complimenti and Felicitazioni: What’s the . . .
Auguri, Felicitazioni, Congratulazioni and Complimenti Auguri! (Best Wishes Happy…) This word is used: 1) during a personal recurring celebration (birthday, name-day, anniversary, ecc ) addressing the guests of honor 2) during a collective celebration (Christmas, Easter or New Year’s Eve) addressing all those present, indistinctly
- AUGURI - Translation in English - bab. la
Find all translations of auguri in English like wishes, many happy returns, happy birthday! and many others
- What does auguri mean in Italian? - WordHippo
What does auguri mean in Italian? English Translation best wishes More meanings for auguri
- Happy Birthday in Italian: 10 Ways to Say it like a Native
Do you say Tanti auguri or buon compleanno? If you want to say “happy birthday” in Italian, say "Buon compleanno!", which directly translates into “good birthday ”
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