How To Sing Persian Happy Birthday (Tavallodet Mobarak)

How To Sing Persian Happy Birthday (Tavallodet Mobarak)

“Tavallodet mobārak,” meaning “Happy Birthday,” is the most popular and recognizable song among Iranians at birthday parties. If you've ever felt unsure about the rhythm or pronunciation of the song, you're not alone! But don't worry, I've got you covered in my latest video where I teach you how to sing "Tavallodet mobārak" in Persian.

 

Watch my latest video teaching you how to sing happy birthday correctly.

 

 

In the video, you will learn:

  1. The song's tune: Hum along as you listen to the song. You don't even need to know the words yet, just focus on the melody.

  2. The rhythm of the song: Try snapping along to the beat as you learn the tune. This will help you figure out when you're supposed to sing each word.

  3. The lyrics, pronunciation, and translation: The words to "Tavallodet mobārak" are simple. Turn captions On and follow along with the provided Lyrics.

 

Download Printable Lyrics here:

Click:  Tavallodet mobArak Phonetics, English and Persian Lyrics

 

tavallod, tavallod

تولد، تولد

Birthday ,Birthday

tavallod-et mobārak

تولدت مبارک

Happy birthday (to you)

mobārak, mobārak

مبارک، مبارک

Happy(congratulations), Happy

tavallod-et mobārak

تولدت مبارک

Happy birthday (to you)

biyā sha’m-ā ro foot kon

بیا شمع‌ها رو فوت کن

Come, blow out the candles

ke sad sāl zende bāshi

که صد سال زنده باشی

May you live for a hundred years

lab-et shad o del-et khosh

لبت شاد و دلت خوش

May you have smiling lips and happy heart,

cho gol porkhande bāshi

چو گل پرخنده باشی

May you experience a life full of laughter like a blooming flower

 

Pronunciation guide:

 

“oo” like “oo” in zoo, pool

“ā” like “o” in God, On

“kh” is the "ch" sound in the German word "Bach" or the "j" sound in the Spanish word "jalapeño". Learn how to pronounce 'kh' here:

 


 

 Some notes:

 

  • The context of the event doesn't matter, whether it's a small gathering or a big celebration. The lyrics and tune remain the same.
  • Practicing often to yourself at home can help you work out any kinks in your voice and remember the song better.
  • Don't forget to clap for the birthday person when you're done singing "Tavallodet mobārak"!

 

Now, tell me, to whom are you going to sing "Tavallodet mobārak"?

Let's celebrate together!

🧡Learn, Enjoy, Connect🧡

With Love,

Shirin

 

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