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| English to Hebrew translations [Non-PRO] | | English term or phrase: happy birthday | | contemporary israeli hebrew -- thanks! |
| | | Iom huledet sameach or/and Mazal Tov | Explanation:
Hi Bill,
The first means happy birthday
The second, Congratulations
Both are used nowdays.
(I think we had the same question more or less a month ago. Try to check the glossaries for more answers.)
Regards,
Diana
native speaker |
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Diana Marfogel
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| Grading comment thanks a lot!
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