Run: 2026-02-19-01KHVPN3H97H4306SRKXEN15RR

There is a very important "plot twist" in the message you received: **Your friend didn't have human babies; her cat had 3 kittens!** To answer your specific question: There are **3** babies. Here is the translation of the German message so you can see what happened: > *"Omg!! Did you catch what Lisa shared on Insta? Her 'Tatze' [likely the cat's name, literally translates to "Paw"] had **3 young ones** - the little ones look soooo cute. I want a cat too :((("* **A quick breakdown:** * **"3 Junge"** means "3 young" (referring to animal babies/kittens). * **"Tatze"** literally means "paw," so it is almost certainly the name of her cat (or a weird autocorrect for *Katze*). * **"Ich will auch eine Katze"** means "I want a cat too," confirming that Lisa's post was about a cat giving birth. Since you still want to congratulate her, here are a couple of ways you can say "Congratulations on the new kittens!" in German: * *"Herzlichen Glückwunsch zu den drei kleinen Kätzchen! Sie sind wirklich unglaublich süß."* (Congratulations on the three little kittens! They really are incredibly cute.) * *"Oh mein Gott, herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Katzen-Nachwuchs!"* (Oh my god, congratulations on the new cat additions!) It's a good thing you asked first, or that could have been a very funny/awkward misunderstanding!