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恭喜 (gōngxǐ) is used to express congratulations. For example, you could say "恭喜 (gōngxǐ) 你 (nǐ) 考试 (kǎoshì) 及格 (jígé) 了 (le)!" which translates to "Congratulations, you passed the exam!"
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In addition to 恭喜 (gōngxǐ), which means "to express congratulations," there are several other ways to convey a similar sentiment in Chinese:
1. 祝贺 (zhùhè) - This term also means "to congratulate" and is commonly used in various contexts, including formal occasions. It emphasizes the act of offering good wishes to someone for their achievements.
2. 恭贺 (gōnghè) - This is a more formal way of saying "to congratulate." It combines the respectful tone of 恭 (gōng) with 贺 (hè), which also means to congratulate. It is often used in written form, such as in cards or formal announcements.
3. 庆祝 (qìngzhù) - While this term means "to celebrate," it can also convey congratulations in the context of a celebration. It implies that you are joining in the happiness of the occasion.
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