This annual celebration into a star-shaped typographic design.
The phrase “congratulations on your birthday” is arranged in typography to form a star shape and has been translated into English, Spanish, French, Japanese, German, Dutch, Norwegian, and Portuguese.
Explanation regarding Japanese.
Of these eight languages, the one in the center and the one in the center of the bottom row are in Japanese.
Starting with the first Japanese text, it is written in katakana and kanji. It also uses polite language.
To explain in more detail, this text spans five lines. The kanji “御誕生日” in the first and second lines represent “Birthday,” while the katakana “オメデトウゴザイマス” in the third and fifth lines represent “Congratulations.” The kanji “貴方” in the fourth line represents “You.” “貴方” is already a polite form, but the addition of “様” below it further emphasizes the politeness.
The following Japanese text is written entirely in hiragana. It spans three lines, but the “おめでとうございます” on the first and third lines means “Congratulations.” The “おたんじょうび” on the second line means “Birthday.” The “お” prefix added before “たんじょうび” makes it a polite form.
To give this design a sense of movement, each star shape is tilted by 10 degrees. When using individual elements, please position them with a -10-degree tilt.
May this serve as a wonderful birthday celebration for your friends, family, and loved ones.
