This is a story by Liz that I thought many of my friends would enjoy. Buon Natale
Thank you Liz
As the countdown to Christmas is now well under way it got me thinking (again!) – how do we wish someone a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year in Italian?
Have you decorated your tree yet?
If you ask the Google Translate boffins they give you –
Google boffins do their translation stuff!
Pronounced “Bwon Nah-TAH-ley” (with the emphasis on the middle syllable), it literally means good Christmas.
If you want to be a bit fancy you could go for Merry Christmas and Happy New Year which would be Buon Natale e felice anno nuovo, pronounced “Bwon Nah-TAH-ley ay feh-LEE-chay AHN-noh NWOH-voh” with the emphasis on the syllables in capitals.
Or if you or the recipient are strong believers in the Christian faith, you may want to use Santo Natale e un prospero Anno Nuovo which means A holy Christmas and a prosperous New Year and…
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Feliz Navidad and Mele Kalikimaka to you too!!!!!!XX GG
Mele kalikimaka Buon Natale to you beautiful girl xxx On 15/12/2014 8:21 PM, “Travelling Italy with Lyn” wrote:
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Auguri per un Felice e Sereno Buon Natale e per un Fantastico Anno Nuovo!!!
Beautiful thank you Roberto. I will memorize it. Buon Natale Lyn On 15/12/2014 10:08 PM, “Travelling Italy with Lyn” wrote:
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