Run: 2026-09-03-01M1KYMG8DRMC71KT3JXR3R2H2

There are **3** babies — and they are **kittens**, not human babies. A rough translation of the message: > “OMG!! Did you see what Lisa shared on Insta? Her **Tatze** has had **3 babies/young** – the little ones look sooo cute. I want a cat too :(((” A few helpful details: - **3 Junge** = “3 young/3 little ones” → in this context, **three kittens**. - **Tatze** literally means “paw,” but here it’s almost certainly being used as **the name of Lisa’s cat** (or possibly a typo for *Katze*, “cat”). Either way, the animal is a cat — the writer later says *“Ich will auch eine Katze”* (“I want a cat too”). - Important: the kittens belong to **Lisa** (or Lisa’s cat), not to the person who wrote the message. The writer says she *wants* a cat, so she isn’t the one who just got kittens. So: - If your friend is **Lisa** / the cat’s owner → congratulate her on **three kittens**. - If your friend is the person who **sent this text** → she doesn’t have the kittens; she’s just telling you about Lisa’s cat and saying she wishes she had one. A cute congratulations could be: **English:** “Congratulations on the three adorable kittens!” **German:** “Herzlichen Glückwunsch zu den drei süßen Kätzchen!” (or “…zu den drei Kleinen!”)