Thank you very much in german

German speakers are generally very polite and take everyday greetings and courtesies seriously.

Thank you in german

Thank you in german

You're welcome in german

Thank you in german pronunciation

Thank you in german informal

Thank you in german formal

Saying 'thank you' frequently and in an appropriate manner is, of course, an important aspect of this.

As with many languages, German offers a number of variations of how to say thank you. Start with the simplest forms of how to say thank you in German (as a tourist or visitor you can mostly get by with the verysimplest form).

Then add other forms of thank you to your vocabulary as they take your fancy.

Note that German politeness dictates that when you are thanked for something, a response is generally expected (and in some cases required), just as in English we respond to thanks by saying you're welcomeor don't mention it.

See belowfor details.

Getting started: "Danke"

The basic word for thank you in German is Danke(pronounced dahnk-uh).

Dankeis an 'all-rounder' – it can be translated as both 'thank you' and 'thanks' and it's therefore acceptable in formal situations (when said with feeling and eye con

thank you so much for everything in german

thank you very much for everything in german