What does "Good for you" mean? How do I use it in spoken English?
What does "Good for you" mean? Is it a kind of congratulation?
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Yes. It means "You did well"
"I made an A on the test today"
"Well, good for you!"
"I told him to be quiet."
"Good for you! It's about time someone said something."
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You can use it in a congratulatory way, for example:
"I made an A on my exam!" "Good for you!"
It can also be used sarcastically:
"I failed my exam because I didn't study for it." "Good for you."
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Good for you = Congratulations!
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