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Thank you

Hindi translation: dhanyavad or Shukriya


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English term or phrase:Thank you
Hindi translation:dhanyavad or Shukriya
Entered by: padmaja
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16:21 Oct 2, 2002
English to Hindi translations [Non-PRO]
General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters / Friendship
English term or phrase: Thank you
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Sincerely and Geniunely.
Bardha Shabani
dhanyavad or Shukriya
Explanation:
the first one has a hindustani origin whereras the later has an urdu origin..I suppose both can be used
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padmaja
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Summary of answers provided
5 +2dhanyavad or Shukriyapadmaja
5 +1dhanyavaad. main hriday se aapka aabhaar prakat karta hoon.Shruti Nagar
5 +1dhanyavaadRAHUL BAHL
4 +2Dhanyawaad/Shukriya
Indojin
5 +1DhanyavadNaseeruddin


  

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dhanyavad or Shukriya


Explanation:
the first one has a hindustani origin whereras the later has an urdu origin..I suppose both can be used

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Dhanyavad


Explanation:
This is pure Hindi translation.

Naseeruddin
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Native speaker of: Native in UrduUrdu, Native in HindiHindi

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Dhanyawaad/Shukriya


Explanation:
Though the above proposed answers are right. Here is my take -


"Main aapka tahe-dil se shukra-guzar hun."

Meaning - I am thankful to you from the bottom of my heart. This sentence has more of Urdu influence, but is commonly used by the hindi-speaking people also.

"aapka bahut bahut dhanyawaad. "

Meaning - Thanks a lot. This sentence is in Hindi.



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dhanyavaad


Explanation:
dhanyavaad - thank you

aapko mera haardik dhanyavaad. bhavdiya/bhaavpoorna

RAHUL BAHL
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dhanyavaad. main hriday se aapka aabhaar prakat karta hoon.


Explanation:
Thank you = dhanyavaad
from my heart = apne hriday se
(Bottom of hear will sound somewhat silly if translated word by word in Hindi)
To thank = aabhaar vyakt karna

Shruti Nagar
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