Here's to you Meaning in English
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Definition
This expression is used when making a toast to someone, to honor or show good wishes to that person, especially when drinking with friends or at celebrations.
Usage & Nuances
This phrase is informal and mostly used during toasts, often accompanied by raising a glass. You can change the ending for different people ('here's to us!', 'here's to the bride!'). Not for formal speeches. Do not use it as a general greeting.
Example Sentences
Here's to you—may you enjoy much happiness in your new job!
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Everyone raised their glasses and said, 'Here's to you!'
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At the party, we all toasted together: 'Here's to you!'
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Here's to you, for always being there when we need you.
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Let’s all raise a glass—here’s to you and your amazing achievement!
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To the best friend anyone could ask for—here’s to you!
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