Ancient Languages/Wedding Phrase

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Question
Please could you translate the phrase
'Happiness to you all' into Latin?

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Hello,

"Happiness to you all” can be translated as follows:

1-“ Vobiscum sit felicitas! ”
or:
2-“ Beate vivatis!”

Best,
Maria
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NOTA BENE
Happiness = FELICITAS
to you all =VOBISCUM SIT

In the second translation, BEATE is an adverb meaning ‘happily', while VIVATIS (may you live) is the 2nd person plural of the subjunctive present from the verb ‘vivo'(I live).

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