Could you tell me if these sentences are right? Which one is better?
May you will be happy.----1
May you are happy.----2
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As Elisabeth and Richard have said, the correct form is 'May you be happy'.
But don't forget - this is a very old-fashioned and unusual expression. We very rarely use this construction these days. It's far more normal to say 'I hope you will be happy'.
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Actually, it's "May you be happy". After 'may' we use the verb in the infinitive, like 'be'.
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Number 2 is close to being correct.
May you be happy - this is a wish for another person's happiness.
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