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Is this the correct way to wish a Happy New Year in Italian-nuovo anno felice? I got it from an on-line?

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translator and I don't trust them. So, in Italy when people wish each other a Happy New Year, what do they say?

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On-line translators are NEVER correct with idiomatic sentences.

They can translate just word by word but they're are not at all fully reliable.

In Italy to wish Happy New ar we say :

Felice Anno Nuovo or Buon Anno or

Felice e Prospero Anno Nuovo

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Buon Anno.
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In Italy ,it's :

Buon Capodanno.
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buon anno or felice anno nuovo
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That's right
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Buon anno, or Felice anno nuovo
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felice anno nuovo
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It's close but not quite right. The word order should be:

Felice anno nuovo!
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On-line translators are NEVER correct with idiomatic sentences.

They can translate just word by word but they're are not at all fully reliable.

In Italy to wish Happy New ar we say :

Felice Anno Nuovo or Buon Anno or

Felice e Prospero Anno Nuovo
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