blessings
The Spanish word for 'blessings' is 'bendiciones'. It is used similarly to how it is used in English, to express well wishes, grace, or to refer to something one is grateful for. For example, in the context of a religious ceremony, 'bendiciones' could refer to the words spoken by a priest to invoke divine favor. Equally, it could be used more informally to express gratitude for positive elements in one's life.
Blessings always come at the perfect time.
This phrase conveys the idea that good things or 'blessings' occur at the most suitable or appropriate time.
Your blessing may be in disguise.
This sentence expresses that something initially perceived as bad, may turn out to be good eventually.
My blessings are with you.
This phrase is generally used to express goodwill or support to someone, akin to saying 'I'm supporting you' or 'my good wishes are with you'.
Blessings come in unexpected ways.
Similar to the English phrase, this is used to express the idea that good things can come from unexpected places or situations.
It's a blessing to have true friends.
This phrase is used to express gratitude for having good friends, considering them as a gift or blessing.
Thank God for all the blessings.
This sentence is often used when expressing gratitude for good things that have happened.
Share your blessings with others.
This phrase is used to encourage generosity, advising the listener to share their good fortune with others.
Appreciate your daily blessings.
This sentence is used to remind someone to be grateful for the things they have every day.
Blessings abound for those who believe.
This statement suggests that belief or faith can lead to blessings or good fortune.
May you receive blessings on your birthday.
This phrase is usually used to wish someone a happy birthday, expressing a desire for them to receive good things in their life.