Amharic አማርኛ am
አመሰግናለሁ (Ameseginalehu)
Ah-meh-seh-gee-nah-leh-hoo
Use 'Ameseginalehu' in most situations; 'Bet'am ameseginalehu' is more emphatic.
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How to say
Thanks
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Arabic العربية ar
شكراً (Shukran)
Shook-rahn
Use 'Shukran' in most situations; 'Shukran jazilan' is more formal.
Bangla বাংলা bn
ধন্যবাদ (Dhanyabaad)
Dhon-yo-baad
Use 'Dhanyabaad' in most situations; 'Onek dhanyabaad' is more emphatic.
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Catalan català ca
Gràcies
GRAH-see-es
Use 'Gràcies' in most situations; 'Moltes gràcies' is more emphatic.
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Czech čeština cs
Děkuji
DYE-koo-yee
Use 'Děkuji' in most situations; 'Mnohokrát děkuji' is more formal, and 'Díky' is more casual.
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Danish dansk da
Tak
Tak
Use 'Tak' in most situations; 'Mange tak' is more emphatic.
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German Deutsch de
Danke
DAHN-kuh
Use 'Danke' in most situations; 'Vielen Dank' is more formal.
Greek Ελληνικά el
Ευχαριστώ (Efharistó)
Ef-ha-ree-STOH
Use 'Ευχαριστώ' in most situations; 'Ευχαριστώ πολύ' is more emphatic.
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Spanish Español es
Gracias
GRAH-see-as
Use 'Gracias' in almost any situation where you want to express gratitude.
Estonian eesti et
Aitäh
AH-teh
Use 'Aitäh' in most situations; 'Suur aitäh' is more emphatic.
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Basque Basque eu
Eskerrik asko
Es-KEH-reek ahs-KO
Use 'Eskerrik asko' in most situations; 'Mila esker' is a stronger expression of gratitude.
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Persian فارسی fa
متشکرم (Motshakeram)
Mo-ta-sha-keh-rahm
Use 'Motshakeram' in most situations; 'Besyar motshakeram' is more formal.
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Finnish suomi fi
Kiitos
KEE-tos
Use 'Kiitos' in most situations; 'Paljon kiitoksia' is more emphatic.
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French Français fr
Merci
mehr-SEE
Use 'Merci' in most situations; 'Merci beaucoup' is more emphatic.
Galician Galician gl
Grazas
GRAH-thas
Use 'Grazas' in most situations; 'Moitas grazas' is more emphatic.
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Gujarati ગુજરાતી gu
આભાર (Aabhar)
Aa-bhaar
Use 'Aabhar' in most situations; 'Khoob aabhar' is more emphatic.
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Hausa Hausa ha
Godiya
GOH-dee-yah
Use 'Godiya' in most situations; 'Godiya sosai' is more emphatic.
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Hebrew עברית he
תודה (Toda)
Toe-DAH
Use 'Toda' in most situations; 'Toda raba' is more emphatic.
Hindi हिन्दी hi
धन्यवाद (Dhanyavaad)
Dhan-yah-vaad
Use 'Dhanyavaad' in most situations; 'Bahut dhanyavaad' is more emphatic.
Hungarian magyar hu
Köszönöm
Kuh-suh-nuhm
Use 'Köszönöm' in most situations; 'Nagyon köszönöm' is more emphatic.
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Indonesian Indonesia id
Terima kasih
Te-ree-mah ka-seeh
Use 'Terima kasih' in most situations; 'Terima kasih banyak' is more emphatic.
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Icelandic Icelandic is
Takk
Tahk
Use 'Takk' in most situations; 'Takk fyrir' is common when thanking for something specific.
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Italian Italiano it
Grazie
GRAH-tsee-eh
Use 'Grazie' in most situations; 'Grazie mille' is a stronger expression of gratitude.
Japanese 日本語 ja
ありがとう (Arigatō)
Ah-ree-gah-toh
Use 'Arigatō' in most situations; 'Arigatō gozaimasu' is more polite.
Korean 한국어 ko
감사합니다 (Gamsahamnida)
Gam-sah-ham-nee-dah
Use 'Gamsahamnida' in most situations; 'Jeongmal gamsahamnida' is more formal, and 'Gomawo' is informal.
Lithuanian lietuvių lt
Ačiū
Ah-CHOO
Use 'Ačiū' in most situations; 'Labai ačiū' is more emphatic.
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Latvian latviešu lv
Paldies
PAHL-dyehs
Use 'Paldies' in most situations; 'Liels paldies' is more emphatic.
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Marathi मराठी mr
धन्यवाद (Dhanyavaad)
Dhan-yah-vaad
Use 'Dhanyavaad' in most situations; 'Khoop dhanyavaad' is more emphatic.
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Malay Melayu ms
Terima kasih
Te-ree-mah ka-seeh
Use 'Terima kasih' in most situations; 'Terima kasih banyak' is more emphatic.
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Dutch Nederlands nl
Bedankt
Buh-DAHNKT
Use 'Bedankt' in most situations; 'Hartelijk bedankt' is more formal.
Norwegian norsk no
Takk
Tak
Use 'Takk' in most situations; 'Tusen takk' is more emphatic.
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Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ pa
ਧੰਨਵਾਦ (Dhannavaad)
Dhan-na-vaad
Use 'Dhannavaad' in most situations; 'Bahut dhannavaad' is more emphatic.
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Polish polski pl
Dziękuję
Djen-KOO-yeh
Use 'Dziękuję' in most situations; 'Bardzo dziękuję' is more formal, and 'Dzięki' is more casual.
Portuguese Português pt
Obrigado (masculine) / Obrigada (feminine)
Oh-bree-GAH-doo (masc) / Oh-bree-GAH-dah (fem)
The form changes depending on the speaker's gender; use 'Obrigado' if you are male, 'Obrigada' if you are female.
Romanian română ro
Mulțumesc
Mool-tsoo-MESK
Use 'Mulțumesc' in most situations; 'Mulțumesc mult' is more emphatic.
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Russian русский ru
Спасибо (Spasibo)
Spah-SEE-bah
Use 'Спасибо' in most situations; 'Большое спасибо' is more emphatic.
Swedish svenska sv
Tack
Tak
Use 'Tack' in most situations; 'Tack så mycket' is more emphatic.
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Swahili Kiswahili sw
Asante
Ah-SAHN-teh
Use 'Asante' in most situations; 'Asante sana' is more emphatic.
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Tamil தமிழ் ta
நன்றி (Naanri)
Naan-ri
Use 'Naanri' in most situations; 'Mikka naanri' is more formal.
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Telugu తెలుగు te
ధన్యవాదాలు (Dhanyavaadaalu)
Dhan-yah-vaa-daa-loo
Use 'Dhanyavaadaalu' in most situations; 'Chaala dhanyavaadaalu' is more emphatic.
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Thai ไทย th
ขอบคุณ (Khop khun)
Kop-koon
Use 'Khop khun' in most situations; 'Khop khun mak' is more emphatic.
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Filipino Filipino tl
Salamat
Sah-lah-mat
Use 'Salamat' in most situations; 'Maraming salamat' is more emphatic.
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Turkish Türkçe tr
Teşekkürler
Teh-shek-kür-LER
Use 'Teşekkürler' in most situations; 'Çok teşekkürler' is more emphatic.
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Ukrainian українська uk
Дякую (Dyakuyu)
Dyah-KOO-yoo
Use 'Дякую' in most situations; 'Велике дякую' is more emphatic.
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Urdu اردو ur
شکریہ (Shukriya)
Shook-ree-yah
Use 'Shukriya' in most situations; 'Bohat shukriya' is more emphatic.
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Vietnamese Tiếng Việt vi
Cảm ơn
Kam uhn
Use 'Cảm ơn' in most situations; 'Xin cảm ơn' is more polite.
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Yoruba Yoruba yo
Ẹ ṣe
Eh sheh
Use 'Ẹ ṣe' in most situations; 'Ẹ ṣe pupọ' is more emphatic.
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Chinese 中文 zh
谢谢 (Xièxiè)
Shyeh-shyeh
Use 'Xièxiè' in most situations; 'Fēicháng gǎnxiè' is more formal.
zh-yue zh-yue zh-yue
多謝 (Dō jē)
Doe jeh
Use 'Dō jē' in most situations; 'M̀ gōi saai' is more formal.
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Zulu Zulu zu
Ngiyabonga
Ngee-yah-BON-gah
Use 'Ngiyabonga' in most situations; 'Ngiyabonga kakhulu' is more emphatic.
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