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"Thank You" in Different Languages
How to say thank you in these different languages.
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Last updated: July 9, 2017
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| First submitted | May 1, 2012 |
| Times taken | 2,855 |
| Average score | 50.0% | Report this quiz | Report |
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Kannan2000
+1
Level 14
Mar 23, 2013
This was great too.Your quizzes are pretty cool. I got all except the Russian SPASIBO
anavil1234
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Level 45
May 28, 2014
Great quiz
Jiaozira
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Level 70
Jan 26, 2016
Can you please accept "Dhanyavaad" for Hindi?
Sifhraven
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Level 67
Jan 18, 2019
Sounds like the dutch dankjewel
BettyToo
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Level 35
Jul 29, 2016
i've seen 'xie xie' so often as 'sie sie' that i'm astonished it's not accepted here. but love this quiz.
IrisIris
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Level 60
May 25, 2019
i tried to type "tsie tsie"... maybe that could also be accepted?
russwood
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Level 70
Mar 18, 2017
Can you please allow SHOKRAN as a type-in for Arabic - I've only ever seen it spelled that way in guide books and phrase books. Of course we'd need tp be able to type arabic script to really spell it correctly :-)
Cyn
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Level 38
Jul 9, 2017
Done!
IrisIris
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Level 60
May 25, 2019
isn't the Urdu word "shukriya" or "shukria" ? that's what i've always heard from Pakistani people. that's what i typed and the quizz accepted my answer but the hindi word "dhanyawad" appeared in the box. that's strange, why not make two different boxes, one for hindi and one for urdu, since they are two completely different words?
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