6 ways to wish Slovaks a happy birthday
Happy birthday in Slovak
Happy birthday in Slovak means: Všetko najlepšie k narodeninám! This term is used quite often, as in the German language. However, other expressions are often found much more frequently on social networks and in informal and personal conversations. These are shorter, simpler and more familiar. Of course, there are more formal methods in Slovak as well.
6 ways to wish a Slovak “a happy birthday”
Below you will find many different ways in which you can congratulate a Slovak as well as a Slovak. Some of these are short forms and are particularly good for social media, while others have a slightly more general meaning. Due to the variety, you can choose the right shape for the phrase Happy Birthday.
- Všetko najlepšie k narodeninám! – Happy birthday
- Všetko najlepšie k narodeninám a všetko najlepšie! – Happy birthday and all the best
- Blahoželanie! – Congratulations
- Veľa šťastia! – Good luck
- Všetko najlepšie! – All the best
- Blahoželám! – My congratulations
It is best to apply your knowledge straight away and surprise a Slovak friend, acquaintance or relative with a “Happy Birthday” in Slovak. But don’t be surprised if a “ Ďakujem !” Or “ Ďakujem veľmi pekne !” Comes back – this means something like “(Thank you very much)”. And don’t forget: variety makes life more beautiful and impressive – so you have several options to congratulate a Slovak.
Birthday present for Slovaks
What should you give someone in Slovakia. Of course, gifts of money and vouchers are always trendy. On the other hand, older generations also enjoy local and indigenous delicacies.
More resources in Slovak
In this category you can find more Slovak language expressions and Lessons or do you want another language ? There is also a large section on Bratislava with many informative and helpful tips. How about a day in Bratislava , where you can explore and discover all the important highlights of the city of Bratislava ? Or do you want to test your knowledge and discover the facts about Bratislava ?
There is also a Overview page with birthday wishes in all languages . Would you have known something like “Happy Birthday” in Finnish (one of the heaviest languages) is?
