卒業おめでとう！って英語でなんて言うの？

▪Congratulations on your graduation, so proud of you. >Congratulations=words expressing one's praise for an achievement or good wishes on a special occasion >Proud=feeling deep pleasure or satisfaction as a result of one's own achievements, qualities, or possessions or those of someone with whom one is closely associated ▪You graduated, congratulations. >This is a short and sweet way of saying congratulations. ............................................................

You express your happiness with the word 'yay'. "Yay, no more school" "yay, we finish early today". 'You did it' - you can replace graduation with this phrase. You did it - you graduated. If you want to include 'graduation', you can say it like this, "Yay! You graduated! Congratulations".

Youn could congratulate your friend in a straightforward way: "Congratulations on your graduation buddy!" Or, as this seems a little overused, more typically, people may comment something like: "You actually graduated dude!" or, "I thought you'd drop out years ago, but you surprised me!" These are attempts at humour and it is not unusual for such comments to sometimes be rude or insulting - but of course, in a friendly way.

*Congratulations on your graduations. You did it!- Remember we say "on" we do not say "of." This shows that you are happy for your friend and you are happy for them. *Well done for your graduation. You outdid yourself.- This means that you did unexpectedly well. It may mean that you even graduated with distinctions. What an icing on the cake. Icing on the cake is an expression that means something that makes a good situation even better. In this case your friend did not only graduate but they also graduated with distinctions.

Congratulations = Word we use when we want to commend someone else's accomplishment We use this word when we understand that the achievement we are referring to is important to the person that achieved it (the person we are congratulating). You can say "Good job graduating school" or "Good job graduating from school", both of these are acceptable.

Examples "congratulations on your graduation" or "i wanted to congratulate you on passing your exams"

You can say to someone who has just recently graduated 'congratulations'. This means that you are pleased and happy for their achievements and you want to congratulate them for it. hope this helps teacher jemxii

"Congratulations on graduating!" Congratulations = praising someone for an achievement or accomplishment they made. "Congratulations on your big achievement!" Achievement = something done successfully, such as finishing school.

Simple way would be just saying "Congratulations on your graduation" But by using the second phrase it would be showing you was happy for them.

"Congratulations on your graduation!" a very widely used phrase, congratulations often at the start of the sentence, to emphasize the word, ex."congratulations on passing your driving test!" "You graduated! well done!" 'Graduated' is the term for someone who has passed graduation.

Graduating is a long-awaited experience, studying is difficult and exhausting and so once we pass and complete our studies, it feels great to graduate. To congratulate someone, use the sentences above. Long-awaited: something you have been waiting for a long time for Exhausting: very tiring "Congratulations on your graduation Thulani, you have made us all proud!"

Congratulations = Word we use when we want to commend someone else's accomplishment.