意味
Traditional greeting for someone's birthday.
文化的背景
It is common to bring flowers to a birthday. Always bring an odd number of flowers (1, 3, 5, etc.). Even numbers are for funerals. The 'Sünnipäevalaps' (birthday child) is expected to bring food (usually a kringel or cake) to their workplace or school to share with others. The tradition of lifting the birthday person in a chair is still very popular at home parties, especially for children and young adults. A common birthday song is 'Õnne soovime sul', which has the same melody as 'Happy Birthday to You'.
Keep it simple
If you forget the full phrase, just saying 'Palju õnne!' is 100% correct and natural.
The 'Õ' sound
Don't pronounce 'õnne' as 'onne' (with an O). It changes the meaning and sounds very foreign.
意味
Traditional greeting for someone's birthday.
Keep it simple
If you forget the full phrase, just saying 'Palju õnne!' is 100% correct and natural.
The 'Õ' sound
Don't pronounce 'õnne' as 'onne' (with an O). It changes the meaning and sounds very foreign.
Handshakes
When saying this in person, a firm handshake and eye contact are expected in Estonia.
Add a name
Adding the person's name at the end makes the wish feel much more sincere.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing ending for the word 'sünnipäev'.
Palju õnne sünnipäeva___!
The translative case ending '-ks' is required to mean 'for the birthday'.
Which of these is the most common way to wish a friend a happy birthday?
Vali õige vastus:
'Palju õnne sünnipäevaks!' is the standard, natural expression.
Match the Estonian word to its English meaning in this phrase.
Ühenda paarid:
Understanding the components helps in memorizing the whole phrase.
Complete the dialogue.
Mari: Täna on minu sünnipäev! Jüri: Oh! ___________!
When someone tells you it's their birthday, you should congratulate them immediately.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
When to use 'Palju õnne'
Birthdays
- • Palju õnne sünnipäevaks!
Weddings
- • Palju õnne!
Job Promotion
- • Palju õnne uue koha puhul!
練習問題バンク
4 問題Palju õnne sünnipäeva___!
The translative case ending '-ks' is required to mean 'for the birthday'.
Vali õige vastus:
'Palju õnne sünnipäevaks!' is the standard, natural expression.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
Understanding the components helps in memorizing the whole phrase.
Mari: Täna on minu sünnipäev! Jüri: Oh! ___________!
When someone tells you it's their birthday, you should congratulate them immediately.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問No, for a wedding you should just say 'Palju õnne!' or 'Õnne noortele!' (Luck to the young ones!).
It literally means 'for the birthday'. The '-ks' ending is the translative case.
It's better to wait until the actual day. Some Estonians find it slightly unlucky to celebrate early.
Simply say 'Aitäh!' (Thanks!) or 'Suur tänu!' (Great thanks!).
Yes, 'Soovin teile palju õnne sünnipäevaks' is the formal version using the polite 'teie'.
It literally means 'birthday child', but it's used for people of all ages to mean the 'birthday person'.
Yes, they sing 'Õnne soovime sul' to the tune of 'Happy Birthday'.
Yes, it's very common to start or end an email with this if it's the person's birthday.
'Õnn' is luck/happiness (long-term), 'rõõm' is joy (short-term). Birthdays use 'õnn'.
Because the word 'palju' (much) requires the partitive case, which is 'õnne'.
関連フレーズ
Palju õnne!
specialized formCongratulations! / Much luck!
Head uut aastat!
similarHappy New Year!
Kõike head!
builds onAll the best!
Soovin sulle õnne!
synonymI wish you luck!
