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Someone might say "Mazel" instead of "Mazel tov" as a shorthand expression, particularly in informal contexts or among friends. "Mazel" itself means "luck" in Yiddish, and using it alone can convey a more casual or spontaneous sentiment. Additionally, some individuals may prefer the simpler term or may be influenced by regional dialects or personal habits.

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