<p>“祝你好运” means “Good luck!”
“谢谢”Just be appropriate.</p>

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2021-02-13T17:44:03.420Z
Thanks for your answer! Do you mean that one can say "祝你好运" to a third person, too? Or to multiple people? Could be used ironically, too?
Starnuto di topo
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2021-02-13T22:45:10.300Z
@Starnutoditopo yes! Everyone like luck.
zz22
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2021-02-12T16:14:04.653Z
2021-02-12T16:14:04.653Z
zz22
<p>Does &quot;祝你好运!&quot; expect any &quot;predefined&quot; reply? Which one?
If not, what should be replied?
Would just &quot;谢谢&quot; be appropriate?</p>

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2021-02-12T00:01:40.223Z
It would be perfectly fine. You can always reciprocate: “谢谢, 我也祝你好运！”
monalisa
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2021-02-12T00:37:02.430Z
That's fine, or reply "你也好运".
Shaw
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2021-02-12T16:25:01.340Z
Sometimes, “你也好运” is not appropriate. For example, you are going to take an exam, your teacher says to you “祝你好运”. “Thank you”just be appropriate.
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What to reply to "祝你好运" (I wish you good luck)?
# What to reply to "祝你好运" (I wish you good luck)?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-02-11)

Does "祝你好运!" expect any "predefined" reply? Which one?
If not, what should be replied?
Would just "谢谢" be appropriate?

**Tags:** usage, informal

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: It would be perfectly fine. You can always reciprocate: “谢谢, 我也祝你好运！”  
> **username_2**: That's fine, or reply "你也好运".  
> **username_3**: Sometimes, “你也好运” is not appropriate. For example, you are going to take an exam, your teacher says to you “祝你好运”. “Thank you”just be appropriate.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_3 on 2021-02-12. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

“祝你好运” means “Good luck!”
“谢谢”Just be appropriate.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thanks for your answer! Do you mean that one can say "祝你好运" to a third person, too? Or to multiple people? Could be used ironically, too?  
> **username_3**: @username_0 yes! Everyone like luck.  

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