How to say 'thank you' in your native language?

[Khairiah]

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Hi , everyone !

I am khairiah here . I would like to share my native language with all of you here .

Well , Malay is the official language of Brunei and Malaysia. In Malaysia, the language is also called Bahasa Malaysia. Singapore, Brunei and southern Thailand refer to the language as Bahasa Melayu ("Malay language"). Malay is the national language of Singapore.
And to say " thank you " in my native lauguage is " Terima kasih " . I hope it would be easy for all my friends here to prounce it ....take your time to try it . :)

[Thiagobomfim]

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In portuguese you can say "Muito obrigado" or "Obrigado".

[Bahar.612000]

hi
I am nooshin in iran. Every body say 'thank you' in their native language, but iIranian say 'mersi' 'مرسی' or 'mamnoon' but these are informal, in formal words we say 'motashakeram' 'متشکرم' .
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[Pmanassord]

hello everybody
I am Firman from Indonesia
Indonesian say thank you " terima kasih"
and if you want to say thank you so much, you must say "terima kasih banyak"

How about "you are welcome"?
Indonesian say it "terima kasih kembali"

Thank you

Firman

[Mayorci]

Hi everybody, This is a great idea, so in Spanish "Thank you" is " Gracias" and "Thank you so much" is Muchas gracias.

[Beauty Girl]

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thank you very much Torsten about your topic
we say "thank you" in Arabic Language: SHOKRAN LK

[Maia K]

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Hi Torsten and everyone!
In my language, ''Thank you very much'', sounds like : didi madloba!!!

[Ulanbek]

In Kyrgyz it is said like this: "Chong Rahmat" ("Чон рахмат")

[Amruta]

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Hello everybody,

"Namashkar!" means "hi or hello" in my language. Anyways, I am from India. In India, there are many languages, as each state has its own language. But our National language is Hindi. So in Hindi...if I want to say 'thank you' I would say : "Dhanyavaad" or sometimes " Dhanyabaad". Next to that, 'thank you very much' : if the person is a male then he will say " Dhanyavaad! Main aapka bahot aabhari hun!" and if the person is a female then she will say " Dhanyavaad! Main aapaki bahot aabhari hun!"

Furthermore, My mother-tongue is Marathi, as I am from Maharashtra, a state in India. In Marathi:
Thank you: same as in Hindi i.e. "Dhanyavaad".
Thank you very much: he will say: "Dhanyavaad! Mi aapala khup aabhari aahe!"
She will say: "Dhanyavaad! Mi aapali khup aabhari aahe!"

Lastly, 'Dhanyavaad' to this forum as this forum gives opportunity to share something from everybody's origin.

Amruta

[Meghagan]

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Please listen to my recording and respond with a voice message too. Many thanks.

[NatulRP]

Hello, everybody )) in my native language "thank you" is "Spasibo". )))

[Tylan]

Gracias

[Nishee]

hi torsten this is naila in our native language thank u very much is "sukreya"

[Ammar Al Husari]

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hey Torsten ,, i would like to say thank you very much in my native language , which is arabic and here we go : شكرا جزيلا

[Jmario]

In spanish as many already know... we say thank you this way "Gracias".
So "Gracias" everyone to be part of this forum.
Sorry: the voice message did not work well, I'll fix it later. I got to go work rigth now.