Hi I want to write a congrats message to my Japanese friend and I want to tell
him this:

```

      Happy birthday
    
      I wish you so many more wonderful experiences 
    
      and have a lot of fun this day
    
```

Obviously the first line will be:

```

      お誕生日おめでとう
    
```

And the second line will be:

```

     もっと素晴らしいことがあるといいです
    
```

And the third line something like this:

```

      そして楽しい日を過ごしてね
    
```

So I think that the first and third lines are relatively correct, but I really
have my doubts on the second line. What do you think? Is there another way to
say the same thing?
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Some congratulations phrases for birthday?
I think もっと(たくさん)素晴らしいことがあるといいです isn't unnatural and it is literally
translated as "もっとたくさん素晴らしい経験(体験)をしてね."

The other option I came up is"もっとたくさん素晴らしい出来事があるといいね.".
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This may just be my personal style of speaking, but for the second line I'd
say

> 今年素晴らしい経験がたくさんありますように

or

> 今年が素晴らしい体験いっぱいの一年になりますように

Also, for the third line I'd say 「楽しい一日」 instead of just 「楽しい日」, but that's
something minor.
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```

    もっと素晴らしいことがあるといいです
    
```

It does not sound odd, but your translation is incorrect... In English, it is:

> I hope more wonderful things happen (to you).

I would translate:

>   * もっと素晴らしい経験(体験)がありますように (prayer)
>   * もっと素晴らしい経験(体験)ができるといいね
>
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