Can someone who reads French help me?

[bratmomma]

I am sorry if this is insensitive, and I am not assuming all Canadian people speak French, but I know some do, so I thought I would give this a try.

My stepmom is a French speaking Canadian living in the US. French is her first language. She is extremely fluent in English (or as close to English as Americans get! LOL). She is a Disney lover but will be unable to join us for our trip. We will be in Disney during her birthday. We actually arrive two days before her birthday. I thought it would be nice to send her a post card from Disney World wishing her a Happy Birthday and saying I love her, in French.

Can someone tell me if I have this right?

Happy Birthday: Bonne Fete
I love you: Je T'aime

Thank you for your help! (Merci! ;) )

[tjbaggott]

You have it correct! Perhaps add "Tu nous manques" (we miss you).

[bratmomma]

THANK YOU!! I was thinking about we miss you, but didn't want to write a whole paragraph and ask for someone to translate it to French for me!

Thank you for your help. :)

[Ham Ham]

Bonne fête!
Je t'aime.


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[Mickey1Fan]

brattmomma - what a lovely idea for your Mom

[Siebel]

As a french speaking teacher, I would translate it like that:

"Bonne fête"

"Nous t'aimons."

"Nous pensons à toi."

because I assume that you are writing from all of you.

Very good idea and glad I can help.

[abirdd]

I'd go with Siebel's translation - it's more accurate given the card is likely coming from all of you.

[pooksma]

Tu nous manques is actually the proper translation for "We miss you/We are missing you."

[Scornelius]

Tu nous manques is actually the proper translation for "We miss you/We are missing you."

Is it? It seems more like "you miss us". Nous te manquons would make more sense to me.

[bratmomma]

Thank you all for your help! :)