Literally: Danke schön (also seen as Danke schoen) means "Thanks (nicely)" with the connotation of "Thank you very much."
In US English, people have pronounced it as "donka shane", rather than "donkeh shewn" - notably in a popular 1962 song written by Bert Kaempfert with English lyrics by Milt Gabler, and sung by Wayne Newton.
Wayne Newton memorialized pronouncing the word as "dankeshane".
Wayne Newton - Danke Schoen (1968)
German
This, as all German words that end with "e", is pronounced including the last letter.
"DAN-ke" ('ke' neutral, like English 'the')
The German name for the "Danube" is "Donau", this is pronounced "Don-ow"
In German, after someone says thank you, "Danke", you typically reply with you're welcome "Bitte" (or bitteschön: Dankeschön/Bitteschön).
Danke! It sounds like (Dawn-ka)
Danke is German for thank you
Danke. Danke dir/Ihnen. Danke schön.
Danke Danke schön
Danke. Danke schön. Danke sehr. Vielen Dank.
Danke means thank you
Danke is thank you in German.
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Danke.
Danke.
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Danke
Thank you - danke or vielen Dank.