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In Spanish culture, it's not a sweet sixteen, but comes a year earlier.

It's a Quinceañera (fiesta at fifteen years). This is a party for a girl's fifteenth birthday, symbolizing a girl's transformation into a woman. In some cultures, this may be in preparation for a girl's wedding.

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Felicidades por tus dieciséis (16) años. (Use the "tuteo" because the person is young)

*You can also use "sus (usted, es)" or "vuestros", depending on the number of people and the context.

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There is no Spanish counterpart to the term "Sweet 16" In Spanish cultures the magic age is 15. A girl who turns 15 has a Quinceañera.

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El cumpleaños número dieciséis / decimosexto

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"Decimosexto"

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Felices dieciseis años.

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