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

edvilyn · 2012-02-28T13:50:58+01:00

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edvilynSerial expat28 February 2012 11:50:58

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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..

EmmayesMember28 February 2012 12:03:12

xie xie- Chinese

someoneilikeContributor28 February 2012 13:15:48

131

Terima kasih - Indonesian

Vicky10Member28 February 2012 17:47:06

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

VidoDidoViP28 February 2012 18:20:26

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Shukran - Arabic

globetrotterViP29 February 2012 05:44:21

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Dank u - Dutch/Flemish

ChristineViP29 February 2012 09:45:41

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Merci - in french

stumpyLaos Expert02 March 2012 06:11:45

17944

Khop chai der in Lao

Inovi83Active member02 March 2012 06:39:06

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

ThisGirlSaysOwActive member02 March 2012 09:59:46

#10

In Danish: "Tak"

dearjohnGuest02 March 2012 11:27:23

#11

214245

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

HaileyinHongKongViP07 March 2012 10:39:23

#12

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

dearjohnGuest08 March 2012 19:39:21

#13

214245

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

thktrangMember12 March 2012 14:04:23

#14

Cảm ơn - Vietnam

SherliaMember12 March 2012 14:17:54

#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

someoneilikeContributor13 March 2012 02:47:22

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

dearjohnGuest15 March 2012 20:18:34

#17

214245

Medaase

annie_tActive member23 March 2012 07:57:41

#18

Đa tạ - in another way in vietnamese

missmmMember28 March 2012 18:16:42

#19

In Serbian: Hvala.
In German: Danke.

kiwiinkoreaSerial expat02 April 2012 03:27:25

#20

385

Cum sum nee da - Korean

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

ShanakaMember03 April 2012 21:30:56

#21

" Tak"

stumpyLaos Expert04 April 2012 02:04:21

#22

17944

Khop chai der.....LAO

Tank u tru.....New Guinea pidgin

Dora.PortugalMember04 April 2012 04:25:44

#23

Portuguese: OBRIGADO
French: MERCI
Spanish: GRACIAS

AsantelisticMember17 April 2012 16:22:21

#24

Medaase... Ashanti/Twi

pinkoNew member18 April 2012 13:38:20

#25

Polish: "Dziękuję"

FredIndonesia Expert18 April 2012 21:47:51

#26

28166

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

vivileActive member23 April 2012 10:58:04

#27

Cảm ơn-Vietnamese

annaflaxNew member24 April 2012 20:20:04

#28

Dhanyawad- Hindi

francheskaNew member26 April 2012 15:30:53

#29

Salamat in Filipino

lucky16pkNew member04 May 2012 10:40:55

#30

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

bora45Active member24 May 2012 13:56:57

#31

Aksantee - swahili, Democratic Republic of Congo
merci - french

CYCLOSMember18 June 2012 12:55:26

#32

Thanemirth in Tamazight(Berbere)

dearjohnGuest19 June 2012 07:04:59

#33

214245

merci en francais et grazie en italien

Robyn_1Member21 June 2012 01:01:37

#34

A smile and a nod if unspoken is appropriate!

coloradoMember21 June 2012 13:23:18

#35

Faleminderit-Albanian

yumy71Member21 June 2012 15:08:01

#36

grazie :-)

NanahafsahMember21 June 2012 16:23:07

#37

Nagode Hausa Nigeria

ibrahim_ahmadActive member24 June 2012 10:54:30

#38

shokran

ibrahim_ahmadActive member24 June 2012 10:55:21

#39

merci

Felicien RukebaganaMember25 June 2012 05:47:13

#40

merci in french
asante in swahili

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