<p>今天是我的日子 is not something a Chinese person would say, because it is a direct translation of an English colloquial phrase. </p>

<p>If you want to express your happiness on this day, you can say: </p>

<p>光棍节真是为我设计的 (Single's Day was created for me). </p>

<p>光棍节了真开心， 都来祝贺我啊~ (I am so happy that it is Single's Day. Everyone congratulate me). </p>

<p>These are informal ways of talking, which may have better results if you want to make a joke :)</p>

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2017-11-14T05:27:38.327Z
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SAKURA
<p>今天是我XX的日子. </p>

<p>今天是我大喜的日子 (for wedding).</p>

<p>今天是我的幸运日. </p>

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sfy
<p><strong>今天是我的日子！</strong></p>

<p><strong>今天是我</strong> <em>接受你们的祝贺的</em> <strong>日子！</strong> 。(the relative clause should be placed before the noun "日子"</p>

<p>However. “Today is my day” is a common English expression that means “Today is my lucky day” or “today is the day I success”. 
It would be "今天是我走運的一天" (today is my lucky day) or "今天是我吐氣揚眉的日子"(today is the day I success) in Chinese language.</p>

<p>"Singles' day is a day <strong>for me</strong>," is "單身日是<strong>為我而設的</strong>日子" or simply "單身日是我的日子" in Chinese.</p>

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Tang Ho
<p>Today is the Singles' day, so I want to say something like "Today is my day. I accept your congratulations". Sure, it's some kind of a joke.</p>

<p>Could you correct me, please, if I'm wrong:
今天我的日子！ 接受你们的祝贺。</p>

<p>Is this sounds ok? Or it's gonna sound strange for chinese people?</p>

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2017-11-11T10:39:06.047Z
今天是我的节日 or 我今天过节(more natural)
Jason Swift
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users suggest adapting ichacha results for＂my day" :  my lucky day    我的幸福纪念日,  my luck day    我的幸运日,not my day    运气不佳
user6065
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Please correct my chinese "Today is my day"
# Please correct my chinese "Today is my day"

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-11-11)

Today is the Singles' day, so I want to say something like "Today is my day. I accept your congratulations". Sure, it's some kind of a joke.

Could you correct me, please, if I'm wrong:
今天我的日子！ 接受你们的祝贺。

Is this sounds ok? Or it's gonna sound strange for chinese people?

**Tags:** translation, simplified-characters

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: 今天是我的节日 or 我今天过节(more natural)  
> **username_2**: users suggest adapting ichacha results for＂my day" :  my lucky day    我的幸福纪念日,  my luck day    我的幸运日,not my day    运气不佳  

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## 3 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2017-11-14. Score: 1

今天是我的日子 is not something a Chinese person would say, because it is a direct translation of an English colloquial phrase.

If you want to express your happiness on this day, you can say:

光棍节真是为我设计的 (Single's Day was created for me).

光棍节了真开心， 都来祝贺我啊~ (I am so happy that it is Single's Day. Everyone congratulate me).

These are informal ways of talking, which may have better results if you want to make a joke :)


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### Answer by username_4 on 2018-01-13. Score: 0

今天是我XX的日子.

今天是我大喜的日子 (for wedding).

今天是我的幸运日.


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### Answer by username_5 on 2017-11-11. Score: 0

**今天是我的日子！**

**今天是我** *接受你们的祝贺的* **日子！** 。(the relative clause should be placed before the noun "日子"

However. “Today is my day” is a common English expression that means “Today is my lucky day” or “today is the day I success”.
It would be "今天是我走運的一天" (today is my lucky day) or "今天是我吐氣揚眉的日子"(today is the day I success) in Chinese language.

"Singles' day is a day **for me**," is "單身日是**為我而設的**日子" or simply "單身日是我的日子" in Chinese.


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