Run: 2026-02-16-01KHK1Q9T86FT2S2KZ98JNYW43

**Wait! Stop before you send a congratulations!** There is a major misunderstanding here. **Your friend does not have new babies (human or pet).** Here is the breakdown of what the German message actually says: * **"Omg!! hast du mittbekommen was Lisa auf Insta geteilt hat?"** * *Translation:* "OMG!! Did you catch what **Lisa** shared on Instagram?" * *Meaning:* She is talking about a third person named Lisa, not herself. * **"Ihre Tatze hat 3 Junge bekommen"** * *Translation:* "Her [cat/paw] got **3 offspring/young ones**." * *Note:* "Tatze" literally means "paw," but in this context, it is almost certainly a typo for "**Katze**" (cat), or the cat's name is Tatze. * **"Ich will auch eine Katze :((("** * *Translation:* "I want a cat too :(((" * *Meaning:* She sees the cute kittens and now wants a cat for herself because she doesn't currently have one. ### The Facts: 1. **Who:** The babies belong to **Lisa**, not your friend. 2. **What:** They are **kittens** (cats), not human babies. 3. **How many:** There are **3** kittens. ### What you should do: **Do not** congratulate your friend on her babies. Instead, you should: 1. Acknowledge how cute the kittens are. 2. Maybe ask if she wants to go see a breeder or shelter since she mentioned wanting a cat. **Example reply you can send:** > "Wow, I just saw Lisa's post! The 3 kittens are adorable 😍. Since you want a cat now, have you been looking at shelters or breeders?" If you know Lisa, you can congratulate *her*, but definitely not your friend on this news!