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How would I say Fifth Month Anniversary?
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2009/2/22 06:27
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okay, so I am writing a letter to my husband and on the 24th of this month, it will be our fifth month anniversary. yes, we celebrate it every month lol. So how do I say that in japanese? =] thanks. err, and i need it in romanji please
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by Amalla
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"Regular" annual anniversary of marriage is:
- Kekkon kinenbi. (Marriage commemorative day, to be literal, so "anniversary").
So if you want to say 5-months anniversary, that would be:
- Kekkon 5-kagetsu kinenbi. (Marriage 5-month commemorative day).
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by AK
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5-kagetsu-kinen
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2009/2/22 14:50
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5 Kagetusu ; 5 month
Kinen ; anniversary; memorial
Kinenbi ; memorial day; anniversary day
you can say
‡@kyou wa Kekkon 5 kagetsu Kinenbi desu. (today is our Fifth Month Wedding Anniversary)
‡AKekkon 5 kagetsu o Oiwai Shimasyou! ( Let's celebrate our Fifth Month Wedding Anniversary! )
Hope you have a great day!
Akiko
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by Akiko (guest)
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