How to say Birthday Wishes in Korean Language

Birthday Wishes in Korean Language

In Korean Language gender doesn't matter if you want to say Happy birthday
생일 축하해~!
If you two are very close or she's younger than you.
생일 축하해요~!
if you two are friends but not as close or she's older than you.


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