While English speakers often use a simple "Happy Birthday," the Turkish expression translates literally to "It is good that you were born" . It is a heartfelt acknowledgment that the world is a better place because that specific person is in it.

: It focuses on the blessing of someone’s life rather than just the passage of time.

: It is often followed by "İyi ki varsın," which means "I’m glad you exist" . Celebrating "İlyas"

Iyiki Dogdun Ilyas [95% EXTENDED]

While English speakers often use a simple "Happy Birthday," the Turkish expression translates literally to "It is good that you were born" . It is a heartfelt acknowledgment that the world is a better place because that specific person is in it.

: It focuses on the blessing of someone’s life rather than just the passage of time.

: It is often followed by "İyi ki varsın," which means "I’m glad you exist" . Celebrating "İlyas"