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Dear Matt Hello, how are you? I`m good. I congratulate you on June 1. I wish you to be well-spent this summer. With best wishes Ksenia.

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Dear Matt,

Hello, how are you? I`m well. Best wishes to you at the beginning of summer. I hope you will have a wonderful summer.
All the best, 
Ksenia

 

In Russian, in the context of religious or public holidays , it is common to "поздравлять с (праздником)".  However, in English it is not typical to use the word "congratulate".  Here are some examples:  "Happy New Year", "Happy Easter", and "Merry Christmas."   Oftentimes we will "wish" someone a happy (merry) holiday.  "I wish you and your family a happy New Year."   "I saw John, and he wished me a merry Christmas."

 

You can use "congratulate" on certain personal days which have special significance for individuals:  "I would like to congratulate you on your 20th wedding anniversary."  "Congratulations on the birth of your son."

 

 

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Dear Matt

Hello, how are you? I`m good. Congratulation on June 1. I hope you have a good summer.
With best wishes
Ksenia.

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