thank you very much in Esperanto

“Thank you very much” in Esperanto is Multan dankon! (MOOL-tahn DAHN-kohn), literally “many thanks”: multa means “much, many” and takes the object ending -n to agree with dankon. Warmer versions are Koran dankon! “heartfelt thanks” and Dankegon! “thanks a lot”.

Other ways to say it

• Koran dankon!Heartfelt thanks!
• Dankegon!Thanks a lot!
• Mi tre dankas vin.I thank you very much.

How to reply

• Ne dankinde.You’re welcome.

Example sentences

• Multan dankon pro via helpo!Thank you so much for your help!
• Multan dankon, amikoj.Many thanks, friends.

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