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Well, darling, the correct term to use is "91st birthday." You wouldn't say "91th" unless you want to sound like you failed basic English. So go ahead and celebrate that 91st birthday in style, just make sure to use the right words while you're at it. Cheers to 91 years of wisdom and wrinkles!

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The correct way to say it is "91st birthday." The use of "st" is the proper ordinal indicator for numbers ending in 1 (such as 1st, 21st, 31st, etc.).

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