Danke Dankeschön Vielen Dank Vielen herzlichen Dank Herzlichen Dank Recht herzlichen Dank Danke sehr
"Danke schön" is close. There's "Vielen Dank" which means "Many Thanks". You also have "Herzlichen Dank", meaning something like "heartful thanks". Which you use really depends on how important whatever the other person(s) did for you was.
Herzlichen Dank für Ihre Aufmerksamkeit.
Thank you can be translated in a number of ways:DankeDanke schönDanke sehrVielen DankHerzlichen DankVielen herzlichen Dank
To say "Excuse me," in the sense of apologizing or trying to get through, "Entschuldigung" can be used. However, "Entschuldigung" should not be used it you wish to ask someone to repeat something you did not hear. It may be a more polite way to ask in English, but in German, it just isn't the same. In that case you would use, "Wie bitte?" AWigman
herzlichen is a form of herzlich and can be translated as cordial, sincere, heartfelt, jovial.It's part of a birthday greeting. Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag! literally means heartfelt congratulations for the birthday.
Dank je
Danke! (DAHNK-uh) Thanks! Thank you.Danke schön!* (DAHNK-uh shoon) Thank you!Tausend Dank! (TAU-zent DAHNK) A thousand thanks! Thanks very much!Danke vielmals! (DAHNK-uh FEEL-malls) Many thanks!Recht schönen Dank! (RECHT shoon-en DAHNK) Many thanks!Ich danke Ihnen/dir! (eech DAHNK-uh EEH-nun / DEAR) I thank you!Ich bin (Ihnen/dir) sehr dankbar für... (eek bin DAHNK-bar fe-ur) I'm very grateful (to you) for...Haben Sie vielen Dank! (HAH-ben zee FEEL-en DAHNK) Many thanks!Vielen Dank!** (FEEL-en DAHNK) Many thanks!Mit tiefer Dankbarkeit! (MITT TEEF-er DAHNK-bar-kite) With deep gratitude!
Thank you for today.
Dank came from the dankest dank of the dank god. Which the dank god give dank to everyone. So everyone has dank and the dankest dank.
After Lilly went swimming in her clothes, she felt dank when she forgot her change of clothes
"Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag" in English translates to "Congratulations on your birthday" or more commonly, "Happy Birthday." The phrase is a common way to extend well wishes to someone on their birthday in the German language. It is a formal and polite expression used to celebrate the occasion.