Note: The phrase I put in above is equal to " congratulations" as a noun and it is also equal to "congratulate", the verb.

Its PINYIN is "Zhuhe" in case you can't view the Chinese characters.

However, when we say "congratulations!" with an interjection, "Zhehe Ni" is the right form, where the " Ni" means "you",so the whoiole form in fact is equal to "congratulations to you".

Mandarin Chinese transcription: Gongxi

Cantonese Chinese transcription: Kung Hei (Yale system)

French: Félicitations!

German: Herzlichen Glückwunsch!

Italian: Congratulazioni!

Potuguese: Felicitações!

Spanish: !Felicitaciones!

Swedish: Grattis!