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English (colloquial) - ta, cheers
== Arabic - (الاسم) شكرا لك (Shukran); in Portuguese romanization = [shu KRAN] (Note: stress is in upper case) ==
Bengali - Dhenabad
== Chinese - (Mandarin) - Xie Xie; in Portuguese romanization = [shê SHÊ] ==
Chinese - (Cantonese) - Do je
Danish - tak
Dutch - danku
Estonian - aitäh
Finnish - kiitos
German - danke
Greek - ευχαριστία (Efharisto)
Hawaiian - Mahalo
Hebrew - תודה (Todah)
Hindi- धन्यवाद (dhanyavaad)
Icelandic - Thakka Thu Ther
Indonesian - Terima Kasih
== Italian - grazie; in Portuguese romanization = [GR'ATI ssie] ==
== Japanese - ありがとうございます。 (Arigatou Gozaimasu); in Portuguese romanization = [a ri ga TÔ go zai MASH] ==
Korean - 감사합니다 (gamsahamnida)
Norwegian - Takk
== Polish - dziękuję, pronounced [ʥɛ̃ˈkujɛ] ; in Portuguese romanization = [djeim K'UI ann] ==
Portuguese - 1. Obrigado (if spoken by a man); 2. Obrigada (if spoken by a woman)
Punjabi - dhan-vahd
== Russian - Spasibo; in Portuguese romanization = [is pa SS'I ba] ==
Serbian - Hvala
Spanish - gracias
Swedish - tack
Urdu - shukriyah
Vietnamese - Ca'm on
Welsh - diolch
Yiddish - A (shaynem) dank.
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