How to Say “Good Job” in Yiddish

כּבֿוד
koved/ˈkɔvəd/
The Yiddish phrase for "good job" is כּבֿוד (koved).
This phrase is used to offer praise for someone's efforts or a job well done.
Meaning: a phrase used to praise for a good job or efforts (intj)

Example conversation

Reizel praises Menachem for finishing a difficult task.

  1. רייזל Reizel

    מנחם, דו האָסט עס פֿאַרענדיקט!
    Menachem, du host es farendikt!
    Menachem, you finished it!
  2. מנחם Menahem

    יאָ, עס איז געווען שווער.
    Yo, es iz geven shver.
    Yes, it was difficult.
  3. רייזל Reizel

    כּבֿוד! איך בין שטאָלצע אויף דיר.
    Kvod! Ikh bin stoltse oyf dir.
    Good job! I am proud of you.
  4. מנחם Menahem

    אַ דאַנק, רייזל.
    A dank, Reizel.
    Thank you, Reizel.

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