Well, there are a lot of languages which are Slavic.
In Russian language "thank you" would be "Spasibo."
If you need more simple phrases on Russian language: http://www.russian-translation-pros.com I hope it helps.
When I was in Prague, Thank you was And still is; DIEKUI and Thank you very much is Diekui pieknie "ie" sounds like in Russian Niet " nothing"
No, It's regards.
The young one
Thank you
The English word "cheers" can be translated to Slavic languages in different ways. In Russian, it is commonly translated as "На здоровье!" (Na zdorovye!). In Polish, it is "Na zdrowie!" as well. Other Slavic languages may have similar expressions, but the exact translation can vary by region and context.
(I) thank you.
thank you
Lubitza means little loved one or Violette
Thank you
Slavic isn't just one language but a group of languages. if Slovak (spoken in Slovakia) is what you meant, then to cook - variť cook - kuchár other slavic languages should be similar. Richard
عافيت باشد (Afiat bashad)
"Tack så mycket" is the translation of 'Thank you' from English to Swedish.
An English translation of the Spanish expression suelo pensar to mean thank you sir.