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

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wildsailActive member07 July 2012 06:36:59

#41

Maraming salamat-Thank you very much-Filipino

ShariffahNew member07 July 2012 17:48:32

#42

TerimaKaseh in MALAY....... A Language spoken in SINGAPORE and MALAYSIA.....

PotmonkeyMember07 July 2012 18:31:37

#43

Nanni(pronounced: nan-ní) - Malayalam
Nanri(pronounced: Na-in Re)-Tamil
Dhanyawaadagalu(pronounced: dhanya'vAda)- Kannada

AdimActive member12 July 2012 10:40:36

#44

Diarama-Fula
dieuredieuf-Wolof
initié-Bambara

HPGGuest23 July 2012 15:11:48

#45

214245

muchas gracias!

HPGGuest23 July 2012 15:26:06

#46

214245

Shukriya !!
Dhanyawaad !!

rajrana1981Serial expat23 July 2012 16:36:12

#47

384

thank you

HPGGuest25 July 2012 10:59:35

#48

214245

misaotra in Malagasy

HPGGuest28 July 2012 15:42:00

#49

214245

köszönöm - in Hungarian
ďakujem- in Slovak
ďekuji- in Czech
спасибо / spasiba /- in Russian

brunessianActive member28 July 2012 17:43:50

#50

salamat in filipino
spasiba in russian
terima kasih in brunei

SumpMember04 August 2012 16:52:12

#51

merci

babes2421Member08 August 2012 01:09:51

#52

salamat po:) by using po at the end is a respect to someone you wanna say thanks.

ThamizhselvanMember08 August 2012 04:47:46

#53

Nandri in Tamil (Tamil Nadu, India)

sayantaniNew member15 August 2012 13:05:35

#54

dhonyobad- in bengali

aabie ryanSerial expat16 August 2012 02:55:15

#55

778

efcharisto..it's Greek

PrimadonnaJordan Expert17 August 2012 10:35:07

#56

5318

Dank u (formel)
Dank je wel or bedankt (informel)

Moon NguyenMember18 August 2012 04:51:55

#57

Sometimes, your smiles

rajrana1981Serial expat18 August 2012 05:30:31

#58

384

SHUKRIYA

HPGGuest28 August 2012 11:09:55

#59

214245

Dhanyavadamulu-telugu
shukriya-hindi
thank you-english
Nandri-tamil
nandri-malayalam
merci-french
salamat-filipino

Asad_theleoActive member31 August 2012 07:31:24

#60

SHUKRIYA in URDU from the base of Shukran in Arabic...

RichiFMember09 September 2012 08:53:51

#61

Dekuji- in Czech

HPGGuest09 September 2012 14:23:22

#62

214245

In Corsican: Grazia
In French: Merci

turk35Member01 November 2012 08:07:26

#63

tesekkur in turkish long words: Tesekkur ederim shortly can use : sagol

manos_Member01 November 2012 16:28:35

#64

Efharisto in greek

aabie ryanSerial expat01 November 2012 19:52:41

#65

778

manos_ wrote:
Efharisto in greek

and the respond is Parakalo...

-b-

sarunnehruMember02 November 2012 01:20:27

#66

in Tamil

I LOVE YOU = "NAN UNNAI KADHALIKIREN".
and
THANK YOU= "NANDRI"

princess sandraSerial expat02 November 2012 03:23:48

#67

270

Hi..

my dad say : xie xie
my mom say : Hatur nuhun...or terima kasih

aabie ryanSerial expat03 November 2012 04:29:09

#68

778

And I also use :

Obrigado in Portuguese
Gratias in Latin
Asante in Swahili...

Hehehe..those are kinda languages I ever heard and used..

nzgirlMember11 November 2012 10:45:22

#69

Kia ora - Maori (New Zealand)

stumpyLaos Expert11 November 2012 23:55:13

#70

17906

Haere mai NZ girl.

Khop chai der. Lao language.

GulekNew member12 November 2012 15:20:29

#71

Rakhmet( рахмет)- In Kazakh
Spasibo - in russian

Madina from AlmatyMember13 November 2012 07:34:19

#72

rakhmet- in Kazakh

FaiqaActive member14 November 2012 06:30:04

#73

In Urdu: Shukriya.
In Bahasa Melayu: Terima Kasih.

TeacherLhenMember16 November 2012 03:26:21

#74

Teşekkür (ederim) -teşekkürler- Turkish
Merci- French
Obrigado- Portuguese
Salamat po-Tagalog/Filipino
Gracias- Spanish
Grazie- Italian

farah_salimNew member16 November 2012 09:03:25

#75

Asante sana - swahili

K2ANew member16 November 2012 16:20:07

#76

Gràcies in Catalan (Andorra, Spain, France).

JamesViP22 November 2012 20:24:32

#77

11272

Back in Canada we say "thank-you" or "merci".

Here in Brazil it's "obrigado".

Cheers,
William James Woodward - Brazil Animator, Expat-blog Team

ritalrichMember23 November 2012 01:08:49

#78

Its "spasibo" in Russian
Original spelling is "спасибо"
In pronunciation put the stress on a second syllables (on "i")

HPGGuest24 November 2012 03:43:38

#79

214245

Isthuthi - Sri Lankan (Sinhalese)

Khan MustiContributor24 November 2012 06:51:41

#80

112

OK....sagol, sagol friend!

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