i asked how to say a another hundred years in italian?

Question

nobody got this right if your scilian you say a cienta anni it's a type of salute when your drinking wine ect

Answer 1

I am Italian but not Sicilian, anyway you are right when they are drinking wine or other drinks sometimes they say "a cent'anni". Do you want to know what it means? it is an "omen" and they say it especially when is someone's birthday. So when you say "a cent'anni" it means, more or less, "I hope you will able to celebrate your hundredth birthday".

It is an idiomatic expression, every region has some, but we Italians usually say "cin cin".

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I would say: "cento anni".