When you want to compliment someone informally on an accomplishment, you say...

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Title:	When you want to compliment someone informally on an accomplishment, you say...
Answer:	Good job!

Hints:	1. The phrase literally refers to work, but can be used for any informal situation.

Equivalents:	1. Well done!

Explanation:	'Good job' is a useful phrase for everyday, informal congratulations. For example, if someone waited on a long line to get tickets for a concert and was successful in getting the tickets, you might say 'Good job!' to him or her.
English > Popular Expressions > Work / Job

Game Summary Statistics

Average Rating		3.0
# of votes		19
# of Garbage Votes		2
# of Garbage Votes by native speakers		0

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Total found: 19 !
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Guest

Rating: 3

January 17, 2012

Ying C.

Rating: 3

December 29, 2009

Instead of "Good job!", in Spanish we say "buen trabajo"

Guest

Rating: 3

November 21, 2009

Instead of "Good job!", in German we say "Gut gemacht"

lotus s.

Rating: 5

June 4, 2008

it is interesting
Instead of "Good job!", in Chinese, Mandarin we say "不错;干得好;"

Franca

Rating: 3

March 15, 2008

Instead of "Good job!", in French we say "Bon boulot !"

Susan L.

Rating: 5

March 7, 2008

Instead of "Good job!", in Chinese, Mandarin we say "干得好"

Guest

Rating: 5

February 24, 2008

Instead of "Good job!", in German we say "Gut gemacht!"

CATHERINE B.

Rating: 3

January 15, 2008

very goog

José V.

Rating: 2

December 14, 2007

Andy

Rating: 3

December 4, 2007

Instead of "Good job!", in German we say "Gut gemacht!"

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