How to Say “Merry Christmas” in Romanian

Crăciun fericit
/krəˈtʃjun fe.riˈt͡ʃit/word by word
Crăciun fericit is the Romanian way to say merry christmas.
This is the standard way to wish someone a Merry Christmas in Romanian.
Meaning: good wishes at Christmas time (phrase)

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of Crăciun (Christmas) and fericit (happy).

How does it change in a sentence?

The adjective fericit follows the noun Crăciun because it is a standard noun-adjective construction in Romanian.

How do you pronounce it?

/krəˈtʃjun fe.riˈtʃit/. The word has 4 syllables and the stress is on the 2nd syllable.

Did you know?

  • The Hungarian word for Christmas, karácsony, is believed to be derived from the Romanian Crăciun.
  • The word fericit is not just a simple adjective, but is actually the past participle of the verb ferici, which means 'to make happy'.

Examples in context

  • Crăciun Fericit, dragostea mea!
    Merry Christmas, my love!
    This example shows how to use Crăciun fericit when addressing a loved one.
    Tatoeba #4948745 by elenacristina260, translation #1320234 by Eldad
  • Crăciun fericit!
    Merry Christmas!
    This example shows a simple use of Crăciun fericit.
    Tatoeba #689399 by koosy, translation #1723 by brauliobezerra
  • Să aveți un Crăciun fericit și binecuvântat!
    Wishing you a Merry and Blessed Christmas!
  • Vă doresc un Crăciun fericit!
    I wish you a merry christmas!

Example conversation

Andreea and Gabriel are greeting each other during a holiday party.

  1. Andreea

    Bună, Gabriel! Crăciun fericit!
    Hello, Gabriel! Merry christmas!
  2. Gabriel

    Mulțumesc, Andreea! La fel!
    Thank you, Andreea! The same to you!
  3. Andreea

    Crăciun fericit și familiei tale.
    Merry christmas to your family too.
  4. Gabriel

    Mulțumesc mult, ești foarte drăguță.
    Thank you very much, you are very kind.

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