Aún / todavía no me dé / den / des / deis las gracias.
Aún / todavía no me lo agradezca / agradezcan / agradezcas / agradezcáis.
In English, you can say, "Thank you, and have a wonderful evening!" If you want to express it in another language, for example in Spanish, you would say, "¡Gracias y que tengas una maravillosa noche!" It's a simple yet warm way to show appreciation and wish someone well.
Umm I dont Know Yet But I will Research Okay? Thank you. -Micah
"Thank you in anticipation of your kind assistance."
¿Está nevando todavía?
Yo no sé - I don't know Tu no sabes - You don't know. But if it's something you are yet to meet, like i dont know him or her then: Yo no conozco - I don't know Tu no conoces - You don't know.
There are several ways to tell someone to leave in Spanish. One can say dejar. Another way is to say salir. Yet a third way is to say abandonar.
¿Ya tomaste la foto?
¿Llamó usted Kristen todavía?
like this! - ¿Lo miró usted todavía?
Shona's say 'Ndatenda' or 'Maita Basa'. Ndebeles say 'Ngiyabonga'. Sometimes, proverbs are used like in Ndebele they say 'Ngiyabonga, ngicela ungasondeli umlilo' which translates to 'Thank you, please done approach the fire.'
If you like him say I love you to him backAnswer::If you love him say it back, but if you are not sure dont say anything. And if you guys are not dating yet and you like him tell him you like him but dont love him yet..or if you guys arent dating and you dont like him tell him.. But most of all tell the truth and tell him what you feel
Yes, that's fine. If you don't feel the same way yet then you shouldn't say it back. The nicest thing would be to say Thank You.