anibersaryo
anibersáryo with stress marks
anniversary
Usage Note
Anibersaryo is commonly used for wedding anniversaries, relationship milestones, and the founding dates of organizations. In casual conversation and on social media, it is frequently shortened to the slang term 'anniv'.
Examples
" Maligayang anibersaryo! "
Natural Translation
Happy anniversary!
Literal Translation
Happy anniversary!
" Malapit na ang anibersaryo ng kasal natin. "
Natural Translation
Our wedding anniversary is coming soon.
Literal Translation
Near already the anniversary of wedding our.
" Para sa aming ikalimang anibersaryo, nagplano kaming mag-asawa na bumalik sa lugar kung saan kami unang nagkakilala. "
Natural Translation
For our fifth anniversary, my husband and I planned to go back to the place where we first met.
Literal Translation
For our fifth anniversary, planned we couple to return to place where we first met-each-other.
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