ASK A QUESTION How do you say "be happy" in spanish?
Dont use the spanish dict translator, it might be wrong -__- I need a latino to help :D
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I'm not latino but I would say "Sé feliz". Sé is the tu command form of Ser - to be. Maybe a latino will chime in to confirm or deny this.
- I guess we thought alike..jeje - hlsbookworm Feb 2, 2010 flag
- lol. I saw your first answer. :) - jeezzle Feb 2, 2010 flag
- haha, I had copied and pasted from somewhere else, and realized I had done the wrong one....after I posted it of course (it always has to work that way, doesn't it?) - hlsbookworm Feb 2, 2010 flag
Hola jjolie y Bienvenido a SpanishDict!!
I am not a "latino", but just because I'm not I hope that you won't disbelieve my answer (and in case you were wondering, I didn't use the translator) ![]()
In my opinion it would be "sé feliz".
¡Espero que esto les sea útil!
- Feb 2, 2010
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Yo soy latino!
actually you should say Hispanic... that is the correct definition
The correct way is: Se feliz! if you are wishing somebody to be happy.
if you are saying that somebody is already happy then you may use: es feliz
a formal way is Sea feliz for usted intead of tu....
and infinitive : ser feliz to be happy
another way is sientase feliz! wishing somebody to feel happy for something that is temporary...
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