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Latest post Thu, Feb 5 2009 4:05 PM by yizhivika. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  663728 Thu, 05 Feb 09 02:21 PM

Are these correct?

Happy Chinese New Year!
Happy Lunar New Year! May your dreams come true, stay healthy always, success in everything you do, a step higher, gong xi fa cai, prosperity every year, excel in your studies!
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yizhivika  +  663801 Thu, 05 Feb 09 04:05 PM
Hi,

They are okay, although expressions such as "a step higher" and "prosperity every year", are very unusual in English language New Year greetings, particularly since the phrases lack a verb.....

Anyway..新年快乐!
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