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28 Dec 2016
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What does props to you mean?
What does props to you mean?
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It means you did something worthy of respect.
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Your welcome, glad I could help. :)
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It means “you did a good job”. But it is not widely used, except perhaps in certain circles. I asked 3 adult native speakers, and none of them were really sure. Maybe it is used by young people mostly. You can find it in Urban Dictionary (urbandictionary.com) which is a good source for slang. Probably “kudos” is more commonly used and understood by a wider audience.
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