How to Say Thank you in Many Different Languages
January 15, 2010 by
Filed under swedish language
You can never say Thank you enough my grandmother used to teach me. So what better way than to say it in different languages? It’s by far the most important and first word you should learn in any language, especially if you’re traveling in a foreign country and you don’t speak the language! Thank you is a word that makes everyone feel good.
Arabic: Shoukran
Cambodian: Orkun
Chinese (Cantonese): Doh je
Chinese (Mandarin): Xie-xie
Czech:Dekuju
Danish:Tak
Dutch:Dank je wel
Farsi: Motshakayram
Finnish:Kiitos paljo
French: Merci beaucoups
Gaelic: Go raibh maith agat
German:Danke schön
Greek:Evkaristo
Gujarati:Abhar
Hawaiian:Mahalo
Hebrew:Toda raba
Hindi: Shoukriah
Icelandic:Takk
Italian:Grazie
Japanese:Domo arigato
Korean: Kamsu hamnida
Laotian:Kob chie
Latvian:Paldies
Lithuanian:Attyu
Malay:Terima kasih
Mongolian:Vayarla
Norwegian:Tak
Pilipino (Tagalog):Salamat
Polish:Dziekuje bardzo
Portuguese:Obrigado
Romanian:Multimesk
Russian:Spasibo
Somali:Mahadsanid
Spanish:Muchas gracias
Swahili:Asante sana
Swedish:Tack
Thai:Kabkoon krup (man), Kabkoon ka (woman)
Turkish:tesekkurler ederim
Vietnamese:Cam ôn
Welsh:Diolch yn fawr
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