Literally "It’s good that you were born," commonly used as "Happy Birthday".
According to Turkish grammar rules (TDK), the particle in these phrases should be written separately. Correct form: İyi ki doğdun, iyi ki varsın, Emil. Ways to Respond
If you are Emil and received this message, you can reply with: (Thank you!)
If you are looking for a musical version of this message, there are personalized birthday songs for the name Emil on YouTube and Spotify . EMiL – Ad Günün Mübarək Emil #Emil
The phrase "İyi ki doğdun, iyi ki varsın, Emil" is a Turkish birthday greeting that translates to
The recipient's name. Note that the Turkish name is often spelled "Emel," but personalized versions for "Emil" exist in song form. Proper Spelling & Usage
(Thank you very much, I hope we share many more years together.)