May 2021 1 49 Report
What does そつか mean in japanese?

Ok it is a silly question but I am confused .__.

This is the sentence:

そつか

おめでとう

Actually I don't get if そつか is そっか instead? can it be? but if so my translation wouldn't make sense at all ._.

Anyway I translated as "Congratulation on your graduation"

though it is weird because the context is a birthday so I don't know ._. unless it's a short way to say "happy birthday" ? help please?

Update:

thank you for your accurate explanation but I am still a bit confused because the same person before saying this says: "I heard of your birthday from someone" and then that sentence I told you so it seems weird to translate as "I see, congratulation" I don't know like these are the whole sentences:

Person B says he knows of his birthday so person B asks how he knows I guess:

Person A:

ああ

たけしくんとかに

聞きましたか

which I translated as:

Ah! Did you hear it from Takeshi kun?

Person B:

いや

メアリが

メールで

そつか

おめでとう

No, Mary sent me an e-mail or No, from Mary by e-mail

I see, congratulation? --> well I am still unsure xD

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