How to Say “Happy Independence Day” in German

frohen Unabhängigkeitstag
The English phrase "happy independence day" is translated into German as frohen Unabhängigkeitstag.
This phrase is used to express good wishes on a country's independence day. A more common way to express well-wishes for a specific holiday in German is using the structure Alles Gute zum [Holiday].
Meaning: good wishes at a country's independence day (phrase)

Did you know?

  • The word Unabhängigkeit contains the root häng, which is the same root found in the English word 'hang'.
  • You will rarely hear frohen Unabhängigkeitstag within Germany because the country does not have a single 'independence day' in the way the US or France does.
  • German allows for the creation of 'monster words' like Unabhängigkeitstag by chaining nouns together without spaces.

Examples in context

  • Einen frohen Unabhängigkeitstag!
    Happy Independence Day!
    This sentence is useful for wishing someone a happy independence day using frohen Unabhängigkeitstag.
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  • Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Tag der deutschen Einheit!
    Congratulations on the Day of German Unity!
  • Ihnen einen fröhlichen Tag der deutschen Einheit!
    Wishing you a joyful Day of German Unity!
  • Ich wünsche euch einen frohen Unabhängigkeitstag!
    I wish you all a happy independence day!
  • Wir wünschen allen einen frohen Unabhängigkeitstag.
    We wish everyone a happy independence day.

Example conversation

Hannah and Felix are greeting each other on a national holiday.

  1. Hannah

    Hallo Felix, frohen Unabhängigkeitstag!
    Hello Felix, happy independence day!
  2. Felix

    Danke, Hannah! Dir auch einen frohen Unabhängigkeitstag.
    Thanks, Hannah! Happy independence day to you too.
  3. Hannah

    Gehst du heute zum Fest?
    Are you going to the festival today?
  4. Felix

    Ja, ich gehe mit meiner Familie.
    Yes, I am going with my family.

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