che abbia avuto la fortuna di incontrare

[Celial]

Hi. I've to translate the following sentence:
"Alla più intelligente, bella, simpatica e dolce ragazza che abbia avuto la fortuna di incontrare."
I've a little difficoult with "abbia avuto la fortuna di incontrare". Here's my attempt:
"To the most clever, beautiful, nice and sweet girl I had ever the luck to meet."
Thanks in advance

 

[Zsanna]

Hello,
I'd make just a little change:
... I've (/I have) ever had the luck to meet.

Until some native speaker arrives...

 

[Curandera]

Hello,
I'd make just a little change:
... I've (/I have) ever had the luck to meet.

Until some native speaker arrives...

My take:

'I've ever had the chance to meet'.

 

[Zsanna]

The most flattering solution would probably be without either "luck" or "chance":
To the ... girl, I have ever met.

 

[Celial]

Mmmm, I like more
"... I've ever had the luck/chance to meet"
I know the flatten solution is more like what a mother tongue would say, but I don't like it because the girl is Bulgarian, so English translation is only needed as an intermediate step and I want it as more close as possibile to the Italian one.
For the same reason I'll go for luck instead of chance
Thanks a lot to both of you

 

[Leo57]

Hi. I've to translate the following sentence:
"Alla più intelligente, bella, simpatica e dolce ragazza che abbia avuto la fortuna di incontrare."
I've a little difficulty with "abbia avuto la fortuna di incontrare". Here's my attempt:
"To the most intelligent, beautiful, nice/charming and sweet girl I have ever been fortunate/lucky enough to meet.

Thanks in advance

I+have+ever+been+fortunate+enough+to+meet

Ciao
Leo

 

[Celial]

Simply perfect
Thank you very much Leo!

 

[You little ripper!]

Or, .................................. I have ever had the fortune to meet.