Literally "It’s good that you were born," commonly used as "Happy Birthday".
(Thank you very much, I hope we share many more years together.) Iyki Dogdun Iyki Varsin Emil
According to Turkish grammar rules (TDK), the particle in these phrases should be written separately. Correct form: İyi ki doğdun, iyi ki varsın, Emil. Ways to Respond Literally "It’s good that you were born," commonly
The recipient's name. Note that the Turkish name is often spelled "Emel," but personalized versions for "Emil" exist in song form. Proper Spelling & Usage iyi ki varsın
The phrase "İyi ki doğdun, iyi ki varsın, Emil" is a Turkish birthday greeting that translates to