+Alternative Ways to say Happy Birthday!🎂

     

The intention of this new post is to help you get creative with your wishes! There are countless ways to send birthday greetings so take note.

Some people write "HB or HBD " It’s often seen as a lazy way of messaging someone on their birthday. Take your effort and write the whole thing! "Happy Birthday"

You can also replace Happy Birthday with happy + person´s age like Happy 15th! or Happy 5th Birthday!

Happy level-up day! this is very gamelike Its means that you´ve upgraded to another level in your life.

Many Happy Returns! That actually means "Happy Birthday" and expresses the hope that he or she will live to celebrate many more birthdays in the future.

Have a smashing birthday! "Smashing" means something is really good and a "Cake Smash" is where a one-year-old gets very messy with a cake and a professional photographer captures the moment.

Here’s a bouquet of happiness for you! This phrase incorporates both "Happy Birthday and some wishes" is the same as "All the best on your Special Day"

Haberday! A slang means of saying "Happy Birthday" Is a word originating from the Philippines.

Happy Anni-Birth-Sary! Is an interesting way of saying 'birthday'. Is when you are celebrating an anniversary and birthday on the same day or in the same month

 ʕ•́ᴥ•̀ʔっ♡ See you next time!

Birthday hugs and kisses are incoming!

                                                                                                   

<(' .' )> Stop saying " You´re welcome" <(' .' )>

                                           When you do a favor and someone says "thank you," the automatic response is "you're welcome." It is to which we respond politely and in the form of gratitude.

Saying  👉" you're welcome" is correct, but native speakers often use one of these alternatives.

      Formal ways to say "you´re welcome"

A1

"My pleasure" is an idiomatic response to -thank you-. It is similar to "You´re welcome", but more polite and more emphatic. 

I´m happy to help!

It's a minor alteration, but replacing "you're welcome" with "glad" makes a significant difference in this scenario. You are not simply wanting to interact and give thanks, but you are also eager to help and motivated by their success.

Informal ways to say "you´re welcome"

A2

When people say, Of course! They are indicating that the act or service done for you was their pleasure, in the sense that you don't really have to thank them as they would have done it anyway.

B1

Is used to convey that it was not a big deal or that you would do that anyway, or that you gave no special treatment, so no special thank is necessary.

 

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