congrats
congrats is the Tagalog way to say congratulations.
congrats is used as an interjection to express congratulations to someone.
Meaning: congratulations (intj)
Did you know?
- If someone says 'congrats' to you in a very enthusiastic way, they might repeat it as 'congrats na congrats!' to emphasize their excitement.
- While congrats is common in speech, formal official ceremonies in the Philippines often use the Spanish word felicitaciones to convey higher prestige.
- Filipinos often follow 'congrats' with the Taglish expression nakakaproud ka, which treats the English adjective 'proud' as a functional part of a Tagalog verb structure.
Examples in context
- Pagbati sa inyong tagumpay!Congratulations on your success!
- Ako po ay nagpupugay sa inyong tagumpay.I salute your success.
- Ang inyong tagumpay ay dapat ipagdiwang.Your success should be celebrated.
- Malugod naming pinapaabot ang aming pagbati sa inyo.We warmly extend our congratulations to you.
- Ang galing mo, pare/parekoy!You're awesome, buddy!
- Proud na proud ako sa'yo!I'm so proud of you!
- Nais naming ipahayag ang aming pinakamalalim na pagbati sa inyo sa inyong masaganang tagumpay bilang pinuno ng aming kompanya.We would like to express our heartfelt congratulations to you on your abundant success as the leader of our company.
- Wohoo! Naka-graduate ka na! Congrats, bro! Tandaan mo, malayo ang mararating mo sa buhay!Wohoo! You graduated! Congrats, bro! Remember, you will go far in life!
- Congrats sa promotion mo!Congrats on your promotion!
- Congrats sa pagtatapos mo!Congrats on your graduation!
- Congrats sa bagong baby niyo!Congrats on your new baby!
Example conversation
Mark greets Christina after she won a singing contest.
- MarkCongrats, Christina! Ang galing mo kumanta.Congrats, Christina! You sang so well.
- ChristinaSalamat, Mark! Nakakahiya nga.Thank you, Mark! It was actually quite embarrassing.
- MarkHindi, deserve mo ang panalo.No, you deserve the win.
- ChristinaSalamat talaga sa suporta mo.Thank you truly for your support.
