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- The most common/basic is 生日快樂 - sang yat fai lok; which means happy birthday.
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Aug 2, 2011 · The most common/basic is 生日快樂 - sang yat fai lok; which means happy birthday. Although it may not make sense in English direct translation as these are just phrases and not sentences, it makes full sense in Cantonese :) The following can also be used as new year greetings.
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Jan 16, 2007 · Sang yat fai lok: Directed by Jingle Ma. With Louis Koo, Rene Liu, Lawrence Chou, Bowie Tsang. Rene Liu successfully delivers the complex role of Mi, who chooses to remain single rather than risking the slightest chance of being dumped.
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- Happy Birthday in Spanish: Feliz Cumpleaños
- Happy Birthday in French: Bon Anniversaire
- Happy Birthday in Italian: Buon Compleanno
- Happy Birthday in German: Alles Gute Zum Geburtstag
- Happy Birthday in Japanese: お誕生日おめでとうございます
- Happy Birthday in Korean: 생일 축하
- Happy Birthday in Chinese: 生日快乐
- Happy Birthday in Cantonese: 生日快樂
- Happy Birthday in Russian: с Днем Рождения
- Happy Birthday in Portuguese: Feliz Aniversário
Translated as “Happy Completed Years,” everyone’s birthday is a big day of celebration in most Spanish-speaking countries. In Mexico, they sing their own unique birthday song, Las Mañanitas (“Little Mornings”). And instead of blowing out candles on your cake, the birthday boy or girl has to eat the first bite without using utensils or hands. Usuall...
In French, people wish each other a “Good Birthday!” Birthday parties in France are much like those in English-speaking countries. They celebrate with a big party, cake and presents, and sing Joyeux Anniversaire. The big difference is that schoolchildren have Wednesdays off, and go to school on Saturdays. So most birthday parties are actually throw...
The most notable thing about birthdays in Italy? They prefer to stay home! The food and cakes are often homemade. But when it’s your 18th birthday, everyone goes all out. It’s not unusual to see an 18th birthday party with hundreds of people wishing you a “Good Birthday!”
This is more accurately translated as, “All the best on your birthday.” Birthday parties started in Germany in 1200 A.D. and are known as kinderfeste. In Germany, it’s considered quite bad luck to wish someone a Happy Birthday early, and they have many fun celebrations based on their age. Such as turning 16 and getting flour dumped all over you, or...
“Congratulations on your birthday!” In Japan, they celebrate Shichi-Go-San, which literally means 7-5-3. These are lucky numbers and children go to a Shinto shrine on 15th November if they had a lucky birthday that year. They pray and give thanks for their good health and strength. All children go when they are three years old, boys when they are f...
Also translated as “Congratulations on your birthday.” In Korea, 100 days after you’re born, you celebrate your first birthday! Parents celebrate their child’s life with a small feast, and they predict the child’s future by the items he or she picks up. If the child is sick, the parents will skip over the day so as to not bring bad luck on their ch...
In China, birthdays are mostly celebrated when you are very young or older than 50. It’s common on your birthday to eat longevity noodles without breaking them so you bring in good luck and a long life. Some people even wait until they are 60 years old to have their first birthday bash! There are also some taboos about certain ages, so men don’t ce...
Be careful with your birthday gifts! Never give a clock or a pair of shoes as a gift, as the words for them sound like “funeral,” which is terrible luck. And gifts should be given wrapped in red or gold paper, especially for an elderly person.
In Russia, the birthday tradition is to pull on the birthday boy or girl’s ears by how many years old he or she is. They tell the child, “Grow up — don’t be noodles,” so the child will grow up strong. They don’t sing a birthday song, but if the person has survived a dangerous incident – like a car crash – they celebrate that day as their second bir...
Feliz aniversário means “Happy Anniversary,” and it's the frequent translation for “Happy Birthday.” But it’s more common to just say “Parabéns” (“Congratulations”). Birthdays in Portugal are very similar to those in English-speaking countries. But birthdays in Brazil, like Russia, include pulling on the ears for good luck. They also decorate their...
Happy birthday in Cantonese: 生日 快樂 ( Sang Yat Fai Lok ) Careful with birthday presents! Never give someone a watch or a pair of shoes as a gift, because the words for them sound like "funeral", which is bad luck .
生 日 快 乐 -sang yat fai lok (in Cantonese) . Just in case you want to learn it.
Sang yat fai lok (2007) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
It is refreshing to witness a romantic drama that keeps you at the edge of your seat and at the same time, providing the audience with a relaxing mood of watching a pair of hopeless romantic. Ma explores the themes of love and how sometimes, believing in a white lie is better than knowing the cynical truth.
