How do you say thank you in your language?

i'0M ITALIAN.I SAY GRAZIE.....SO: GRAZIE FOR FOU'R REQUEST OF MY FRIENDLY----- BYE THANKS MYRY A NEW FRIENDS

"grazie" is "thank you" and "grazie mille" is "thanks a lot" language italian

I'm Belgian, and I say "danku", but the french speaking part of my country might say "merci", and the german speaking part 'danke schön' .

I am a Malaysian chinese. In chinese, thank you pronounce as "xie xie ni". In malays, it is "terima kasih".

Im Filipino too.I say 'salamas' instead of salamat. (hehe) In bicol we say 'mabalos', in german its 'danke' or 'danke schon', in korean its 'kamsahamnida'

of the languages i know... Hindi- Dhanyavad Urdu- Shukriya Arabic- Shukran French- Merci Chinese- Xie Xie

In Vietnamese, it's "Cam on". In Chinese, it's "xie xie".

i'm also a filipino, so, "salamat" but i have a japanese blood "arigato" but i think everybody knows the meaning of arigato. "domo, arigato gozaimas" for thank you very much..

hi arsonizta! here in finland we say "kiitos" have a nice day!

In the U.S. it is "Thank you" or simply "Thanks". And usually the other person responds with "You are welcome." But recently I've noticed more and more people responding with "No problem." That seems strange to me. I can understand "You are welcome to [whatever it is I did or said or gave you]." But what does "no problem" mean? Does it mean doing or saying or giving whatever is not a problem for me? Well, doesn't that sound kind of egocentric or rather patronizing? To me it really devalues whatever it is you are being thanked for, as if the other person doesn't really matter much. Is anyone else bothered by that?

We simply say, thank you or sometimes thanks. I can also say it in Spanish which is gracias or muchas gracias (many thanks). Can I look at everybody's responses now ? Thanks !!

Hi. I am a Maori native to New Zealand, in our language for "Thank You" we say "Tena Koe"... Now Im going to read the responses... Tena Koe

I'm from Romania... so we don't say thank you:P... we say multumesc... or sometimes a shorter form "mersi"... but I like "multumesc" trough... even if it's longer:)

well, I'm a Filipino as well. So its "salamat" too. ^__^ or Matsalam. hehe..

We in South India say Nanri in tamil language, shukria in Hindi in North India, Krithagnathegalu in Kannada, Krithagnathalu in Telugu.

I am american so I say Thanks. But sometimes i'll say it in other languages Like French "merci" or spanish "gracias.

In swedish we say "Tack"

hello i am from india and our languade is hindi,we in hindi say 'dhanyawaad' to mean thankyou

I am a Filipino also.. ^_ so i can say its salamat.. ^_ or tsalamhat.. hehe...

I am Filipino and we say, SALAMAT PO, MARAMING SALAMAT, or simply SALAMAT.