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Soheil1 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Kudos

Hi.
What's the difference between saying 'kudos' and 'bravo' and 'good for you'?

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Some comments kudos - Not very common. Shows some education. bravo - Quite common.

— Clive

  • Some comments kudos - Not very common.
  • Shows some education.
  • bravo - Quite common.
  • good for yo u - Common.
  • Said to one person (eg not to an orchestra) Clive
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Some comments

kudos - Not very common. Shows some education.

bravo - Quite common.

good for you - Common. Said to one person (eg not to an orchestra)

Clive
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So when do you prefer to say bravo to one person?

And is there a similar expression too?
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I rarely say 'Bravo'.
I quite often say Congratulations or Well done.
Clive
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CliveI rarely say 'Bravo'.
I don't think I've said it for over 50 years.
CliveI quite often say Congratulations or Well done.
So do I.
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soheil1say bravo to one person
If you say it at all, it's "bravo" to a man and "brava" to a woman, and usually shouted after a great performance of an aria in an opera or a solo dance (pas seul) in a ballet. (It's actually an Italian word.)

CJ
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