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happy easter in Esperanto

“happy easter” in Esperanto is Feliĉan Paskon!

Feliĉan Paskon!

/feˈli.tʃan ˈpas.kon/

Words: Pasko Passover · feliĉa happy

“Happy Easter” in Esperanto is Feliĉan Paskon! (feh-LEE-chahn PAHS-kohn). Pasko is the Easter festival, and feliĉa means “happy”. Both words end in -n because the wish is short for “(I wish you) a happy Easter”. ReVo gives Pasko two meanings, Easter and Passover, so context decides.

Other ways to say it

  • Ĝojan Paskon!A joyful Easter!

How to reply

  • Ankaŭ al vi!Same to you!

Example sentences

  • Feliĉan Paskon!Happy Easter!
  • Ni festas Paskon kune.We celebrate Easter together.

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PMEG treats festival names as proper names, so write Pasko with a capital P, like Kristnasko.

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