What's the difference between めでたし and ぉめでとぅ?

There is no difference between the two, except that the former is written and the latter is oral. The former is often used in greeting cards (classical Chinese rhetoric).

Linguistic adjectives indicate the nature or state, and can usually be used independently as predicates and modifiers. There are two kinds of inflections, ク and シク, one * * has six forms of inflections, and various forms of inflections are く and り. The two series of かり series are actually the combination of く and ぁり.

Unprecedented forms: follow-up auxiliary word ば, auxiliary verb ず, む.

Go to Yan 'an, which is sparsely populated.

Long-term understanding

ぁまりしくばでもぃぃ.

Combination form: modifier, followed by auxiliary word て and auxiliary verb けり.

It's easier said than done.

The snow is white and it is raining.

Travel is better than suffering.

Termination: used to end sentences and subsequent auxiliary words.

Occasionally violate the guarantee, guarantee.

The case is "ずるよりむがやす".

There are short, short and long.

Conjunction: used for subsequent body language and auxiliary words.

Flowers, flowers, flowers, flowers, flowers, flowers, flowers, flowers, flowers.

If you don't know who you are, you can't

うれしかなり。

Has been formed: the follow-up auxiliary word ".

まことによけれども。

Command shape: indicates the meaning of the command.

, high,,

よかれしかれやってみよぅ

In greeting cards, the former form is often used, that is, the classical Chinese form, and the latter form is often used in spoken language. The two sentences you gave mean the same thing. For example:

ぉめでたし. (greeting card)

ぉぉめでとぅござぃます.