When it comes to сча́стье (happiness), here are the options you have (in the Genitive):

Здоро́вье can be кре́пкое (strong), отме́нное (excellent), or even богаты́рское (from the word богаты́рь – a hero of Russian epics and fairy tales, a warrior of extraordinary strength, courage, and keenness of wit). Let’s look at all these options in detail: Usually we wish (the examples below are in the Genitive): Я жела́ю тебе́ / я жела́ю вам … Pay attention, that the words that come after желаю should be in the Genitive case ( жела́ть чего́-то). To start your wishes, you can say я жела́ю тебе́ (informal) or я жела́ю вам (formal), depending on who you talk to, or just жела́ю. Grammatically speaking, there are a couple of ways to formulate the birthday wishes (or any event wishes) in the Russian language: 1. – I congratulate you on your birthday! (formal) Russian birthday wishes – We congratulate you on your birthday! (informal) But you can be more verbose adding details: This is the most simple version suitable for formal and informal situations. “Happy birthday” in Russianįirst things first, let’s remember how to say “Happy birthday” in Russian: Today we will dive into this topic a bit more: we will remind ourselves how to say Happy birthday in Russian and have a look at some common Russian birthday wishes. Some time ago we have already learned how to congratulate people in Russian.

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