Full Version: Happy Birthday, JFC!
Felicem natalem!.
(hope I got that right...or is that the plural form?
)
(hope I got that right...or is that the plural form?
)
Happy Birthday, John! 
Happy Birthday, John from my hometown!
Tillykke med dagen 
Happy Birthday John!
Happy Birthday Harry!!!
Have a fabulous day! Cheers!
Have a fabulous day! Cheers!
Happy birthday JFC.
QUOTE(Jaime @ Apr 11 2012, 01:39 PM) 
Happy Birthday Harry!!!
Have a fabulous day! Cheers!
Have a fabulous day! Cheers!
Who is Harry?
Hmmm, I'm not sure. Show me that long-form birth certificate...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JOHN! 
QUOTE(Amlord @ Apr 11 2012, 03:25 PM)
QUOTE(Jaime @ Apr 11 2012, 01:39 PM)
Happy Birthday Harry!!!
Have a fabulous day! Cheers!
Have a fabulous day! Cheers!
Who is Harry?
Harry Balzac. It's one of my many pseudonyms in the AD chat room. I guess that stuck with her more than Dr. P.P. Burns or Haywood Jablome.
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QUOTE(moif @ Apr 11 2012, 11:40 AM)
Tillykke med dagen
Just how wrong was I on all those old birthday wishes, Moif? What's this mean?
It means the same, its just abbreviated.
Tillykke = congratulations
med = with
fødsels-dag-en = birth-day-the
There is no word for 'the' in Danish. Instead you place 'en' or 'et' at the rear of the word. So, The house, is 'huset', and 'the car' is 'bilen'.
Tillykke = congratulations
med = with
fødsels-dag-en = birth-day-the
There is no word for 'the' in Danish. Instead you place 'en' or 'et' at the rear of the word. So, The house, is 'huset', and 'the car' is 'bilen'.
Thank you for the birthday wishes, everyone. Next year, let's all go to Chuck E. Cheese! My treat.
QUOTE(JohnfrmCleveland @ Apr 13 2012, 05:15 AM)
Thank you for the birthday wishes, everyone. Next year, let's all go to Chuck E. Cheese! My treat.
Including air fares for moif and me? You're on!
Happy birthday--hope it was a good one!
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