Run: 2026-09-02-01M1GVN3HSQ9R629AXE8PJ0QB5

Good news and a small heads-up: there are **3 babies** — but they're kittens, not human babies! 😄 Here's what your friend said, translated: > "Omg!! Did you see what Lisa posted on Insta? Her cat had 3 kittens — the little ones look sooo cute. I want a cat too :(((" A couple of things to note: - **"Tatze"** literally means "paw" — it's a cute nickname people use for their cats (like calling a cat "Paws" in English). - The kittens belong to **Lisa**, not your friend. Your friend is just relaying the news from Instagram and is excited about how adorable they are. - The last line ("Ich will auch eine Katze") means she wishes she had a cat of her own — that's more of a wistful aside than an announcement. So if you want to congratulate someone, it would be Lisa on her cat's 3 new kittens — though in German (and English!), people don't usually send formal congratulations for kittens, just something like *"Wie süß! Drei kleine Katzenbabys 🐱"* ("How cute! Three little kittens!"). If you're replying to your friend, something playful like *"Sooo süß! Klingt so, als bräuchtest du selbst bald eine Katze 😹"* ("Sooo cute! Sounds like you need a cat of your own soon") would land well.