happy birthday have a fantastic day
Slovak translation: t´astné narodeniny a fantastický deń.
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peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1astné narodeniny a fantastický den Explanation: This translation would be very odd so you should do; "Vetko najlepie k narodeninám a veža astia." This is phrase what we are usually saying. |
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