How do you say "THANK YOU" in your own language.?

edvilyn Serial expat

268POSTS

14 years ago

Inspired from :how do you say I LOVE YOU in your own language... by superanjanet! So now,it's time to know how to say "Thank you.."
It's fun to learn some important words in different languages,so i Posted it..

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Emmayes Member

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14 years ago

xie xie- Chinese

someoneilike Contributor

131POSTS

14 years ago

Terima kasih - Indonesian

Vicky10 Member

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14 years ago

Dhanyawad..........Shukran.....but I don't want shukran card plz.

VidoDido ViP

1002POSTS

14 years ago

Shukran - Arabic

globetrotter ViP

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14 years ago

Dank u - Dutch/Flemish

Christine ViP

42879POSTS

14 years ago

Merci - in french

stumpy Laos Expert

18028POSTS

14 years ago

Khop chai der in Lao

Inovi83 Active member

27POSTS

14 years ago

Gracias - Spanish
Grazie - Italian
Khamsia - Hokkian
Gamsahabnida (formal)/ Gomawo (informal) - Korean

ThisGirlSaysOw Active member

64POSTS

14 years ago

#10

In Danish: "Tak"

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dearjohn Guest

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14 years ago

#11

Dhanyawad in Gujarati,
Shukriya in Hindi,
Salamat in Tagalog,
Danke in Deustch
Merci in French

HaileyinHongKong ViP

4723POSTS

14 years ago

#12

My generation doesn't say "please" and "thank you". We have noncommittal and ultimately meaningless slang like "snap" and "yo". Or we just type

dearjohn Guest

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14 years ago

#13

Shukran in Arabic, Gracias - Spanish, merci - french, thank you - English

thktrang Member

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14 years ago

#14

Cảm ơn - Vietnam

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Sherlia Member

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14 years ago

#15

Hey everyone! I'm looking for a tutor (french language) Starting immediately..
Does anyone know any french expat staying at jkt?
Please kiny contact me in sherlia.salim@gmail.com

Thank yOuu.. Have a nice week guys

someoneilike Contributor

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14 years ago

#16

Hi Sherlia, I just sent you an email, check it dot

dearjohn Guest

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14 years ago

#17

Medaase

annie_t Active member

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14 years ago

#18

Đa tạ - in another way in vietnamese

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missmm Member

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14 years ago

#19

In Serbian: Hvala.
In German: Danke.

kiwiinkorea Serial expat

385POSTS

14 years ago

#20

Cum sum nee da - Korean

Cheers mate, good on ya, Ta, thanks - New Zealand

Shanaka Member

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14 years ago

#21

" Tak"

stumpy Laos Expert

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14 years ago

#22

Khop chai der.....LAO

Tank u tru.....New Guinea pidgin

Dora.Portugal Member

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14 years ago

#23

Portuguese: OBRIGADO
French: MERCI
Spanish: GRACIAS

Asantelistic Member

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14 years ago

#24

Medaase... Ashanti/Twi

pinko New member

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14 years ago

#25

Polish: "Dziękuję"

Fred Indonesia Expert

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14 years ago

#26

Ta (Pro - Tar)
Barnsley, Yorkshire (Allah's own county), England.

vivile Active member

25POSTS

14 years ago

#27

Cảm ơn-Vietnamese

annaflax New member

4POSTS

14 years ago

#28

Dhanyawad- Hindi

francheska New member

4POSTS

14 years ago

#29

Salamat in Filipino

lucky16pk New member

8POSTS

14 years ago

#30

in Afghanistan Pashto, national language "mannana" مننه
in Pakistan Urdu, national language: "Shukriya" شکریه
in Iran & Afghanistan Persian languages "Tashakur" تشکر