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Dutch

Means 'Thanks'. "Dankuwel" for '[formal] Thank you'.

French

German

Italian

Spanish

Finnish

Swahili

Slovak

Means 'Well thank you'. "Ďakujem ti" for 'Thank you'.

Latvian

Hungarian

Latin

Albanian

Esperanto

British English

Turkish

Welsh

Haitian creole

African

Hawaiian

Either

Croatian

Romanised Serbian

Greek

Reads as 'Sas efcharistoúme'.

Catalan

*Děkuji vám

Czech

Latin

Again?

Icelandic, Norwegian

Danish

again?

Vietnamese

Colloquial Romanised Hindi

"शुकरिअ"

Filipino

Portuguese

Masculine speaker.

Malay/Indonesian

Swedish

Estonian

Either

Romanised Serbian

Croatian

Danish

Means 'Thank you so much'.

Japanese slang

Reads as 'San Kyu'. Alternative pronunciation can also read 'Mi Ku'.

Polish

Means '[We] thank you'. "Dziękuję" For '[I] thank you'.

Russian

Reads as 'Spasiba', which means 'Thanks'. "Благодарю"/'Blagadaryu' for 'Thank you'.

Simplified Chinese

Reads as 'xiè xiè'.

Korean

Reads as 'gamsahabnida', which means '[Formal] Thank you'.

Pure Hindi

Reads as 'dhun-yuh-vaad'.

Japanese

Reads as 'Arigatou', which means "Thanks" "ありがとうございます"/'Arigatou gozaimasu' for 'Thank you'.

Thai

Reads as 'khawp khun'.

*благодари ти

Bulgarian

Reads as 'blagodari ti'.

Macedonian

Reads as 'Vi blagodaram'.

Mongolian

Reads as 'bayarlalaa'.

Lao

Reads as 'khob chai'.

Traditional Chinese

Reads as 'xiè xiè'.

Traditional Chinese

Reads as 'Duōxiè'.

Informal written Cantonese

In a nutshell, it's a way to write down an only spoken phrase. Reads as 'm goi saai'. Means '[Positive] (you) shouldn't have'. "多謝"/'Duōxiè' for 'Thank you'

Khmer(?)

Reads as 'arkoun'. I'm not sure about this, if you have more experience feel free to edit.

*ধন্যবাদ(?)

Bengali

Reads as 'Dhan'yabāda'. "আপনাকে ধন্যবাদ"/'Āpanākē dhan'yabāda' for 'Thank you'. Not sure if the maker made a typo or if I'm too small brain to understand Bengali–Assamese script. Feel free to correct.

*شكرًا

Arabic

"Thanks", but written backwards; Arabic should be written right-to-left. Read as 'sukran'.

*Dankuwel

Formal Dutch

Means '[formal] Thank you'. If 2 lines down didn't already give me another massive headache, this mistype also wasted hours of my life. The unfortunate placed cherry blossom peddle made it look like a stylized 'Dankijewl'.

Danbooru

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「ありがとう。」

50の国と地域のありがとうです(*´▽｀*)39！

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「 ありがとう。」

「 Thank you.」

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「ありがとう。」