Global Language Vocabulary- T

T is for Thank You. Type "thank you" in as many languages as you can.
Only romanizations/answers using the Latin alphabet are accepted
Including diacritics in your answer is not necessary
Please comment if a translation to any language is not correct. An online translator is being used for most answers
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Language
Answer
English
Thank you
Spanish
Gracias
Portuguese
Obrigado
German
Danke
Russian
Спасибо, spasibo
Chinese (Simplified)
谢谢, xièxiè
Japanese
ありがとう, arigatō
Arabic
شكرًا لك, shkran lak
Hindi
धन्यवाद, dhanyavaad
Indonesian
Terima kasih
Amharic
አመሰግናለሁ, āmeseginalehu
Māori
Mauruuru koe
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6 Comments
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Level 84
Dec 17, 2023
In most Arabic dialects, people just say shukran.
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Level 63
Dec 17, 2023
Added as type-in now
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Level 89
Feb 6, 2024
"Dhanyavad" as a type-in for Hindi? (As contrasted with "dhanyavaad.")

I'm not convinced the transliteration is standardized in any way; and I only know how to say it (and write it in Devanagari) - I've never thought about what the Latin transliteration might be before.

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Level 63
Feb 6, 2024
Added👍
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Level 66
Feb 7, 2024
I've never heard mauruuru koe before, tēnā koe (or tēnā kōrua/koutou depending on numbers) is much more commonly used.

Where did you come across it?

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Level 63
Feb 7, 2024
Google translate. If tēnā koe is much more common, then I can change that to be the shown answer and leave mauruuru koe as a type-in