English–Esperanto
thanks in Esperanto
“thanks” in Esperanto is Dankon!
Dankon!
/ˈdan.kon/
“Thanks” in Esperanto is Dankon! (DAHN-kohn), the same word as “thank you”. For “thanks a lot” add an intensifier: Multan dankon! (MOOL-tahn DAHN-kohn) or Dankegon!, where -eg- makes the word stronger. The verb is danki “to thank”, so Mi dankas vin is “I thank you”.
Other ways to say it
- Multan dankon!Many thanks! / Thanks a lot!
- Dankegon!Thanks a lot!
- Koran dankon!Heartfelt thanks!
How to reply
- Ne dankinde.You’re welcome.
Example sentences
- Dankon pro la kafo!Thanks for the coffee!
- Dankon, ke vi venis.Thanks for coming.
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