How to say Happy Holidays in Italian
How can you say ‘Happy Holidays’ in Italian? Here are a few words that are commonly used this time around:
Merry Christmas – Buon Natale
Happy Holidays – Buone Feste
Happy New Year – Buon Anno
New Year’s eve – Capodanno
Best wishes for 2008 – I migliori auguri per il 2008
Filled with joy and peace – Pieno di gioia e serenita’
Our editorial staff Francesca and Paolo together with our associate podcaster Silvia, 7 (and future talent Alessio, 4) augurano a tutti voi Buone Feste!
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Name: Paolo and Francesca Tosolini
Location: Bellevue, Washington, United States
Paolo was born and raised in Italy for his first 30 years. He now lives in Seattle, WA (USA) where he works for Microsoft as a New Media Business Manager.
Francesca worked as a travel agent before choosing the career of full time mom of two beautiful kids.
Through this blog, Paolo and Francesca want to share an insider view of the Italian culture, and offer useful tips and information to make your trip to Italy the most enjoyable ever.
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Buon Natale!!
I found your blog by doing a search on Italy. Love it!! My husband is from Molise a small town called San Polo Matese. I read all of your posts on Italy and it just brought me back a lot of beautiful memories. It's been a year 1/2 since we've been there.
I'm going to add you to my blog, ciao!