Depending on whom you are addressing, you may want to vary your greeting:

(تولدت مبارک) is the standard Persian phrase for "Happy Birthday," literally translating to "may your birth be blessed". While widely used in Iran, its roots are primarily Arabic, with the word tavalod (birth) and mobarak (blessed) both having Arabic origins. Essential Phrases

The "baa" has a long "a" sound (like "aww"), while the "rak" has a sharp "a" sound (like "rack"). The Persian Birthday Song

Tavalodetoon mobarak (تولدت مبارک).

The last syllable is pronounced like "et" in "et cetera".

Tavalodet mobarak (تولدت مبارک).

Zadroozat mobarak (زادروزت مبارک) or Zadroozat khojaste bad (زادروزت خجسته باد). These versions use the pure Persian word zadrooz (birth day) instead of the Arabic-rooted tavalod . Pronunciation Guide

Tavallodet Mobarak -

Depending on whom you are addressing, you may want to vary your greeting:

(تولدت مبارک) is the standard Persian phrase for "Happy Birthday," literally translating to "may your birth be blessed". While widely used in Iran, its roots are primarily Arabic, with the word tavalod (birth) and mobarak (blessed) both having Arabic origins. Essential Phrases Tavallodet Mobarak

The "baa" has a long "a" sound (like "aww"), while the "rak" has a sharp "a" sound (like "rack"). The Persian Birthday Song Depending on whom you are addressing, you may

Tavalodetoon mobarak (تولدت مبارک). Depending on whom you are addressing

The last syllable is pronounced like "et" in "et cetera".

Tavalodet mobarak (تولدت مبارک).

Zadroozat mobarak (زادروزت مبارک) or Zadroozat khojaste bad (زادروزت خجسته باد). These versions use the pure Persian word zadrooz (birth day) instead of the Arabic-rooted tavalod . Pronunciation Guide