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  • Emilie July 12, 2009 19:14
    Hi my dear friends:
    This is a document with all the words which mean thank you in all languages..I hope this will answer Fa's question and give you more information.. Have a nice day..
    Emilie

    Language.docx

  • Emilie July 12, 2009 19:03
    Hi Saso:
    Thanks alot my dear friend...Shokran and Teslami Saso..Have a nice day.

    Saso said:
    Hi all ..
    As Kamel said , in Arabian countries we say shokran and i can add (Teslam ) تسلم

    so Teslami Emi ^_*
  • Emilie July 12, 2009 19:02
    Hi Fa:
    Thanks for these information and I will check and answer you..Have a nice day..

    fa said:
    Tell me if I am wrong. Which languages are these "Thank yous" belong to ?

    Tak
    Salamat
    Kiitos
    Danke
    σε ευχαριστώ
    धन्यवाद
    terima kasih
    grazie
    Paldies
    Ačiū
    Takk
    dziękuję
  • Emilie July 11, 2009 19:51
    Hello dear Zahra:
    Thanks alot for your comment..You are a lovely friend really. I am waiting for your other expressions. Have a nice and lovely day like you..

    Zahra said:
    hi dear
    we have lots of expressions in Farsi which are used in different situations for different individuals.i give you some of them:

    DASTE SHOMA DARD NAKONE......... to translate it word by word it means:i hope that your hand is with no pain
    KHEILI MAMNOON..........thanks a lot
    AZ LOTFETOON MAMNOON..........thanks for your mercy
    TASHAKKOR MIKONAM or we say MOTESHAKKERAM
    BA TASHAKKOR(used in letters)
    SEPASGOZARAM
    BA SEPASE FARAVAN(it is rather formal and mostly used in letters)
    MENNAT GOZASHTID

    if i remembered more i will share with you.

    have a nice time:)
  • Emilie July 11, 2009 19:49
    Hi Kamel:
    Very nice really..Thanks alot for your answer..Have a lovely day..Shokran ( شكرا )

    kamel Adas said:
    Hi Emilie,
    Thanks for this nice topic.It's a good idea we 'll not just learn English but other languages.Ok in Arabic we say :Shokran ( شكرا ) ِand in Hebrow which i learnt they said "TODA RABA (תודה רבה)". Have a nice day.
    Kamel
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