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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Age with grace... is this correct as a birthday wish
Age with grace.. is this phrase good English as a birthday wish
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I would rather say, "Happy birthday to you. " Although, 'age with grace' is also a standard phrase but the meaning is different and is not used in this context.
- I would rather say, "Happy birthday to you.
- " Although, 'age with grace' is also a standard phrase but the meaning is different and is not used in this context.
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I would rather say, "Happy birthday to you. Age in Grace."
Although, 'age with grace' is also a standard phrase but the meaning is different and is not used in this context.
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'Age with grace' can be applied to birthday as a wish like 'may you have a fruitful life ahead' but has a more broader and encompassing meaning that can be applied to many phrases or even a motto. It's more of positive hope, best whishes and beautiful blessings.
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