축하해요!
Meaning
축하해요! means Congratulations!.
Pronunciation
chukhahaeyo. Use the displayed ruby/timing as the primary guide once audio is ready.
When to use
Positive social phrase. Use this to keep a conversation polite, warm, or less abrupt.
How it works
This is a single useful expression. Learn it as one piece, then use the detail page and audio to connect spelling, sound, and meaning.
Nuance
Polite beginner-safe wording. Korean politeness is carried by endings like -요 and -습니다; keep them when speaking to strangers.
Watch out
Romanization is only approximate. Use it to start, then listen for the Korean syllable blocks.
Useful detail
Korean spacing and endings help show what role each piece of the phrase plays. Category: Social and polite.
Notes
Positive social phrase. Polite beginner-safe wording.