congratulating (is it grammatically and semantic correct?)
Happy birthday!
I wish you, darling goddaughter Sima, all the very best in your future undertakings,
your Stepan
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Congratulating (is it grammatically and semantically correct?)
Happy birthday!
Darling goddaughter Sima, I wish you all the very best in your future undertakings.
Yours,
Stepan
+ "Undertakings" would typically refer to someone who is working. If she is younger, you might say, "I wish you the best for your future."
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congratulations (is it grammatically and semantically correct?)
Happy Birthday!
I wish you, darling goddaughter Sima, all the very best in your future undertakings,
your Stepan
(Assuming that Sima is your goddaughter, it is fine as-is.)
If there are two different people, you can change the middle sentence.
Happy Birthday!
I wish you, and my darling goddaughter Sima, all the very best in your future undertakings.
Cordially,
(your/ your godfather) Stepan
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