say-say-nee
It means "xie xie"
It depends - in Cantonese, it's "doh jhe"
Mandarin is "mm goy"
Obviously, I'm writing as it sounds to western ears, not in proper Chinese characters.
'Thank you' in Mandarin is 謝謝 or xie xie in pinyin (pronounced 'sheh sheh').
"Xie xie", that is 4th tone and neutral, for "thanks", or xie xie ni (4th, neutral and 3rd) for "thank you"
characters:
謝謝 谢谢你
You would say 谢谢 which, in Pin Yin (Chinese using the English alphabet) is xièxie.
There are several Chinese dialects and within each one there are multiple ways to say thank you. Here is a chart six major dialects:
Cantonese
多謝 (dòjeh) - for a gift
唔該 (m̀hgòi) - for a service
唔駛 (m̀hsái)
唔駛客氣 (m̀hsái haakhei)
冇問題 (móuh mahntàih)
Hakka
多謝 (do1sia5)
感謝 (gam3sia5)
唔駛客氣 (m1sii3 hak7hi5)
Mandarin
謝謝 [谢谢] (xièxie)
感謝你 [感谢你] (gǎnxiè nǐ)
非常感謝你 (fēicháng gǎnxiè nǐ)
不客氣 [不客气] (bú kèqi)
不用謝 [不用谢] (bú yòng xiè)
沒關係 [没关系] (méi guānxi)
沒問題 [没问题] (méi wèntí)
Shanghainese
谢谢 (yáyà)
谢谢侬 (yáyà nóng
勿要谢 (vio jia)
没关系 (mak5 gue3 xi1)
勿要客气 (vio khaqchih)
没事体俄 (meq zyhthih req)
覅客气 (viô-khaqchi)
覅谢得个 (viô-jâ teqreq)
霞霞侬 (xiá yà nóng)
Taiwanese
多謝 (to-siā)
感謝 (kám-siā)
撈力 (ló làt)
免客氣 (bián kheh-khì)
熟似 (se̍k-sāi)
Teochew
多謝 (joi7 sia7)
感謝 (gam2 sia7)
免客气 (miang6 ket8-ki3)
勿客气 (mai5 ket8-ki3)
谢谢 [xiè xie]
谢谢 xiexie
say-say-nee
你好- the accepted Chinese translation of "hello" in Simplified Chinese 谢谢- "thank you" in Simplified Chinese
how do you say thank you in Shoshone
Murakoze
medawasi
Pilamayaye
In Indo-Chinese, you can say "terima kasih" to mean thank you.
The common way to say "thank you" in Chinese is 谢谢 (xiè xiè).
別謝 bié xiè don't thank me
shen shey
xie xie 谢谢
Estoy bien, gracias
In Chinese, you can say "谢谢你的倾听" (xièxiè nǐ de qīngtīng) to express thank you for listening.
hao 3, xie4xie4.
In Shanghainese, you can say "谢谢" (which is pronounced "zhei zhei").
You say......... 'Dede Kanatchiwah, epeto desle.' And that is how to say thank u 4 ur gift in chinky language,
Chinese:不要谢谢Pinyin:búyào xiè xiè (xie xie is pronounced sheh sheh.)Literal Meaning:Not Want Thank Thank (but still means no thank you.)
Xie xie