happy birthday to you .. in LATIN!

[bamacrazy1211]

im taking latin at school and we have to sing this, twinkle twinkle little star, and america in latin every day

[metrostationluffer]

i took latin last semester and we sang happy birthday in latin whenever it was someones birthday and we learned it like this:

felicem natalis tibi

felicem natalis tibi

felicem natalis, cara ____

felicem natalis tibi

[bananaz246]

shouldnt it be feliciem diem tibi?

[crepusculuminfinitio]

I take Latin obviously, and the version I know is:

Bono natalia dies,

bono natalia dies,

bono natalia tibi ______,

bono natalia dies.

But, lol, me and my friend have a joke with that, and we have our own little version that is quite funny (to us, at least) and if you, for some odd reason, would want to know OUR version, just message me or something. xD

=P crepusculuminfinitio

[emzie322]

It is in Latin they're saying "Bonem diem nuntis tibi"

I think that's what they're saying.

[crepusculuminfinitio]

But, wouldn't "Bonem diem nuntis tibi" translate into..."Good day to the messenger"? lol xD

[abn2518]

It is not in Japanese. I know this, coming from three years of Japanese class in high school.

[Nosekenombreponerme]

this is not in latin, is in japanese or in chinese but not in latin

[laineyue]

eheheh wish i know latin.