How do you say 'happy birthday' in Italian?

Can i use 'in' instead of 'after' in the following sentence? The results will come out / will be released in(after) three months.

Is there not something contradictory in this? "that's just quite how things happened." If it is "just how", it can't be "quite how" or can it.... Or is this "just" word related to "'quite". Even so, it seems quirky. And this I find in other phrases on the internet: "just quite the same" "just quite right" and so on... So, what to make of all that? Thank you.

How do you say "Will you most likely have a white Christmas ?" in Italian?

How do you write a sentence for customary?

What genre do you like the most? for me, it's action/adventure and police procedurals (detective/whodunnits).
I also like to read non-fiction travel stories and memoirs.

What book did Hitler write?   

What is the accepted word for three times a year and once in three years? like biannual and biennial for twice a year and once in two years Thanks

What does "take charge" mean? Could it be "take control", or "charge" is certain basketball technical term? Content: In high school, she'd be on the court, somebody grabbed her, she'd smack them. A ref didn't make a call, she'd go down and punch the next kid down the floor. She also dove on every loose ball. She was flying out of bounds. She takes charge. She's one of those tough Philly kids." What does "take charge" mean here? Could it be "take control", or "charge" is certain basketball technical term ? BTW, Philly means Philadelphia, isn't it ? ("She" was in Germantown Academy) It seems to me that most Philadelphia kids have bad-tempered. Maybe that's not true. Thank you in advance.