Félicitations à votre gagnant(e)
"félicitations"Congratulations is 'félicitations' in French. You can also use congratulations (same orthograph), but this is much less in use.
congratulations = félicitations or congratulations
Congratulations is "félicitations" (fem.) in French.
"Many congratulations" in French is "Félicitations".
"Congratulations!" in English is Félicitations! in French.
Felicitations!
Félicitations aux amants! is a French equivalent of the English phrase "Congratulations, lovers." The phrase translates literally as "Congratulations to the lovers!" since French employs definite articles where English does not use "the." The pronunciation will be "fey-lee-see-ta-syo o-za-maw" in French.
Félicitations au Canada! is a French equivalent of the English phrase "Congratulations, Canada!" The courtesy translates literally as "Congratulations to the Canada!" since French employs definite articles where English does not use "the." The pronunciation will be "fey-lee-see-ta-syo o ka-na-da" in French.
a winner is translated 'un gagnant' (masc.) or 'une gagnante' (fem.) in French.
Félicitations Alexandra.
The phrase "the winner is Judith Parks" should ideally conclude with a sense of celebration or acknowledgment of her achievement. You might consider adding a statement of congratulations or a comment on her performance, such as "Congratulations to Judith Parks for her outstanding achievement!" This enhances the impact of the announcement and gives context to her victory.
AS Monaco was the winner of the French Ligue 1 in 1997.