9 thoughts on “ Дзякуй (Thank You) ”

1. Thank You in Different Languages. ALBANIAN – Faleminderit BELARUSIAN – Дзякуй (Jiakuy) BOSNIAN – Hvala BULGARIAN – благодаря (Blagodaria) CATALAN – Gràcies CROATIAN – Hvala CZECH – Děkuji (Dekooyi) DANISH – TAK DUTCH – Dank je ESTONIAN – Tänan FINNISH – Kiitos FRENCH – Merci GERMAN – Danke GREEK – GREEK – ευχαριστώ (Efhahrees to).
2. 7 Belarusian phrases to learn before you visit (and how to say them) 27/02/ Destination Guides, Thank you. Дзякуй; Do you have any Belarusian phrases or Belarusian expressions you’d like to mention? We’d love to hear from you in the comments below.
3. дзякуй [ дзя́куй ] Used to express appreciation or gratitude. (obsolete) Plural form of thank. (plurale tantum) An expression of gratitude. Grateful feelings or thoughts. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of thank. third-person singular simple present indicative form of thank.
4. Belarusian is the main language of Belarus.. Belarusian and Russian are the two official languages, but Russian is more widely spoken. It will be difficult to get by without some Russian. The two languages are closely related, together with Ukrainian, so even the Belarusian monolinguals understand some Russian and Ukrainian. Polish is spoken in the western parts, especially around Grodno.
5. Compare reviews about 24/7 Logistic Services, including relocation services, delivery timeline, and more. Спасибо большое / Дзякуй / Thank you very much!/5(32).
6. Sep 28,  · Вялі́кі дзя́куй Вам за то́е, што захо́ўваеце па́мяць пра загі́нуўшых за Ва́ша шчас́це, за чы́стае не́ба, за све́тлыя кла́сы Ва́шай шко́лы. Мы ўсе бяско́нца ўдзя́чны вам за гэ́та. Vjalíki dzjákuj Vam za tóje, što zaxóŭvajecje pámjacʹ pra zahínuŭšyx za Váša ščaścje, za čýstaje njéba, za svjétlyja klásy Vášaj škóly.
7. In English -speaking countries, the common verbal response to another person's sneeze is " bless you ", or, less commonly in the United States and Canada, "Gesundheit", the German word for health (and the response to sneezing in German-speaking countries). There are several proposed bless-you origins for use in the context of sneezing.
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9. Thanks and Thank you are the most usual ways of telling someone you are grateful for something they have said or done. Thank you is slightly more formal. If you want to emphasize your gratitude, or be very polite, you can say Thanks a lot, Thanks very much, Thank you very much, or Thank you so much: Thank you for your kind words.