#235: 16 Ways to Congratulate Someone | English Phrases & Expressions

This week we have a reason to celebrate. We’re now a 4 million people community on YouTube! And because a lot of people are congratulating us on YouTube, we decided it’d be fitting to record a podcast on different ways to say congratulations. This is a word that learners often misuse, so we detail the different situations when it is okay to say “congratulations” (hint: not on someone’s birthday!).

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#235 - 16 Ways to Congratulate Someone | English Phrases & Expressions

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    Key Vocabulary

    • Congrats!
    • Hats off to you!
    • (Give yourself) a pat on the back
    • Get in there!! Or just Get in! (British)
    • Good on you! or Good for you!
    • Good/great job! (pronunciation difference)
    • Sensational!
    • You did it!
    • Nice going!
    • Nice one!
    • Way to go!
    • Kudos!
    • Keep up the good work (good for projects/work)
    • Mad respect

    Other Words You’ll Learn

    • Keep me on my toes
    • Gorge yourself on
    • To take it for a spin
    • Copycat
    • Tormenting Keeling over

    Quick Definitions from the Episode

    • Trustworthy: if someone is trustworthy, you can trust them because they are honest.
    • Sip (something/on something): to drink something slowly, taking very small mouthfuls.
    • The pot of gold (at the end of the rainbow): great wealth or something very good which someone hopes or tries hard to get, but is difficult to get.
    • Overuse: to use something too much.
    • Hang in: to remain brave and determined when you are in a difficult situation.

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