Buon Anno!
  • Max2013 January 3
    Felice anno nuovo = Happy new year (slightly poetic)

    Buon anno = Good year (by far the most common)

    Popular saying: Chi [verb] a capodanno [verb] tutto l'anno = He who [any verb] on new years day [any verb] all year. Usually it is used with relatively naughty verbs, but good people use good verbs.  
  • Christopher January 3
    Chi studia l'italiano a capodanno studia l'italiano tutto l'anno!
  • Max2013 January 4
    Well, only if she/he is a good student. But, yes, that is the gist... :) 
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