what is 'props to you' meaning?
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Something like: "Well done, you" or "Fair play to you"
βProps to youβ means βyou did great, you have my respectβ.
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'props to you' means 'respect to you', well done! great job! congratulations! it is used to express admiration, respect or recognition for an achievement.
It is a way of appreciation for someone's accomplishments.
is used to show respect, admiration or appreciation for someone's actions, achievement, or qualities. Example: I can't believe you finished that project on time, pros to you for all your hard work
It means:way to go, nicely done, or anything else that is used to compliment someone on their actions
Props is "short for "proper respect, but is only used as part of the phrase "props to you"
"Props to you" is a colloquial phrase that isΒ used to show respect, admiration, or appreciation for someone's actions, achievements, or qualities. The word "props" is short for "proper respect," but is only really used as part of the phrase "props to you".ππ
A casual way of giving someone praise or recognition for something they have done well or something impressive they have accomplished.
it means to congratulate someone on something that seems extra ordinary
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