How Do You Say Thank You In Your Native Language??

Indonesia
May 22, 2009 8:45pm CST
TERIMA KASIH is how I say thank you in my native language (Indonesian). What about you, what is your native language?? And how do you say thank you in your native language??
5 responses
omiami
@omiami (412)
• Malta
23 May 09
My native language is Maltese. We say Grazzi (thank you) or else Grazzi hafna (thanks very much).
oligel
@oligel (130)
• Philippines
29 Nov 10
salamat (thank you0 or maraming salamat (thank you very much) in our native language we used "Agyamanak" (thank you) or agmanak unay kenka (thank you very much)
oligel
@oligel (130)
• Philippines
29 Nov 10
agyamanak unay kenka (thank you very much)
mhethess
@mhethess (379)
• Philippines
23 May 09
Hi always_natalia, Oh I see you are an Indonesian and that's how you say thank you. Well I am a Filipino and here in our country Philippines we say "Maraming Salamat Po". There are different languages but no matter what language we are using we all must be thankful in everything, especially with the creator. I hope I can learn another Indonesian language from you and maybe someday I can speak it well and can come to your country. Thanks, can you be my friend?
always_natalia
@always_natalia (444)
• Indonesia
23 May 09
Sure we can be friends :) I would really love to teach you some Indonesian. You know, we also say SELAMAT to congratulate someone here. I would love to learn Tagalog too, I think it's great language.
okkidokitokki
@okkidokitokki (1736)
• United States
23 May 09
I only speak English and so it is "thank you," but if it is for something important to the person who is thanking a hug is also given (at least in my family)
Charis Chavez
@ccarabuena (442)
• Cebu, Philippines
23 May 09
Well I say "daghan salamat" in my dialect or salamat
russso
@russso (1693)
• Philippines
23 May 09
Here in the Philippines.... We say.... Salamat for Thank You and Maraming Salamat for Thank You Very Much
always_natalia
@always_natalia (444)
• Indonesia
23 May 09
Wow, I think there is a similarity between Indonesian and Tagalog, because we also say SELAMAT to congratulate people here :)