Happily ever after Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈhæpəɫi/ /ˈɛvɝ/ /ˈæftɝ

HAP-uh-lee EV-er AF-ter

UK

hˈæpɪli/ /ˈɛvɐ/ /ˈɑːftɐ

HAP-i-lee EV-uh AHF-tuh

التعريف

An expression used at the end of fairy tales or stories to mean that the main characters live a life full of happiness without further problems.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Most common in children's stories and fairy tales; rarely used in serious or real-life contexts. Often appears at the end as a set phrase: 'And they lived happily ever after.' Sometimes used humorously or ironically to describe ideal endings.

• Spanish: felices para siempre
• Portuguese (BR): felizes para sempre
• Portuguese (PT): felizes para sempre
• Chinese (Simplified): 从此过上幸福的生活
• Chinese (Traditional): 從此過著幸福快樂的生活
• Hindi: सुखी जीवन जीना
• Arabic: وعاشوا في سعادة دائمة
• Bengali: চিরকাল সুখে থাকা - সুখে-শান্তিতে বসবাস (রূপকথায় ব্যবহৃত)
• Russian: жили долго и счастливо
• Japanese: いつまでも幸せに暮らしました
• Vietnamese: hạnh phúc mãi mãi về sau
• Korean: 영원히 행복하게 살았다
• Turkish: sonsuz mutluluk içinde yaşadılar - mutlu son
• Urdu: ہمیشہ خوشی خوشی رہنا
• Indonesian: bahagia selamanya

جمل نموذجية

The story ends with the prince and princess living happily ever after.

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Children love stories with a happily ever after.

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Fairy tales usually promise a happily ever after for the heroes.

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She didn't believe in a happily ever after, but she loved listening to fairy tales anyway.

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Do you really think life can be a happily ever after like in the movies?

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Sometimes, reality doesn't give us a happily ever after, but that's okay.

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