How To Say “Thank You” In Different Languages

The simple phrase “Thank you” is one of the things that you frequently hear. In fact, you might even hear “thank you” more than the eight-letter three-word phrase “I love you.” Sounds crazy? No, not at all. That’s because we say “thank you” to many people in different situations. When someone holds the door open for you, you say “thank you.” When someone shares their french fries with you, you say “thank you.” When someone tells you “I love you,” you say “thank you” or “I love you too” if you want, again only if you want. Friendly reminder: saying “thank you” after an “I love you” might be a bit silly and awkward and might not send the right message of how you truly feel, so just be careful and say it wisely.

As you can see, the universal expression itself is versatile and polite, and you can definitely use it any time of day. If you are interested in learning how to say this gracious, two-word English phrase in other languages, scroll down!