She deserves to be said (like) that.

Jane's teacher paid a compliment like "She has a great personality." to Jane.

When other people like friends, family members around Jane heard the fact that Jane's teacher paid a compliment like "She has a great personality." to Jane. Can other people say "She deserves to be said (like) that."? or "She deserves."? or "She deserves it."?

Thank you in advance. :)

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She deserves to be said (like) that.

Jane's teacher paid a compliment like "She has a great personality." to Jane.

When other people like friends, family members  around Jane heard the fact that Jane's teacher paid a compliment like "She has a great personality." to Jane.  Can other people say "She deserves to be said (like) that."? or "She deserves."? or "She deserves it."?

Thank you in advance. :)

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Jane deserves to be told that.
You tell a person something / A person is told something.

The teacher was right to say that.
You say words / Words are said.

You could also say:
Jane deserves to hear that.
Jane deserves that.

Personally, I'd say:
Jane's teacher is right.
I agree with Jane's teacher.
I wouldn't use 'deserve' because Jane didn't work to achieve her great personality. She simply has it.

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“She deserves it.” is more natural.

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The only correct sentence out of the options you have listed is: “She deserves it.”

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To add more info: People cannot be said. Only words, sentences, sounds, etc. can be said.