11 Ways To Say Happy Birthday In Italian

In about 13 hours, it is your mother’s birthday. So now, you’re probably wondering how to spice up that birthday wish and message because you are tired of the usual “happy birthday.” Well, worry not because I might be able to help.

Before anything else, I would like to remind you that no matter how simple and expected “Happy birthday” is, the phrase is more extraordinary than ordinary. Telling someone a happy birthday means you acknowledge their special day, which is why you are wishing them a happy birthday.

Moving on, to spice up a birthday greeting, you are going to need a birthday card or a sheet of nice paper, pens of different colors (if you only have one color pen, that is also okay), and birthday sprinkles. Next, you will scroll down the list of Italian happy birthdays and write one or three on the card or paper. Ta-da! The card is ready and now you can give it to your mom.

Sideote: if a birthday card is not on your list, that is more than okay. You can scroll down the list of happy birthday greetings in Italian and text one or three of them to your mom. Or you can even record a voice note of your happy birthday greeting. Better yet, use the birthday sprinkles to scribble your Italian birthday greeting on a yummy, cute cake!

1. bye: doei (doo-ee)
2. goodbye: dag (dahk)
3. catch you later: zie je later (zee yeh lah-ter)
4. take care: wees voorzichtig (vayz for-zik-tik)
5. see you later: tot later (tot lah-ter)
6. until later: tot later (tot lah-ter)
7. see you tomorrow: tot morgen (tot mor-khen)
8. see you then: tot dan (tot dan)
9. see you tonight: tot vanavond (tot fah-nah-vond)
10. see you next week: tot volgende week (tot fol-ghen-duh vayk)
11. see you soon: tot snel (tot snel)
12. until next time: tot de volgende keer (tot duh fol-ghen-duh kayr)
13. see you: tot kijk (tot kayk)
14. I have to run: ik moet er vandoor (ik moot er fan-door)
15. I have to go: ik moet gaan (ik moot hahn)
16. farewell: vaarwel (fahr-vel)
17. have a great weekend: fijn weekend (fayn vee-kend)