Ahsanteni, ndugu na rafiki zangu.
Thank you is ahsante, but becomes ahsanteni to more thqn one person. The word familia is used in Swahili, as is the word jamii for family. But in this context ndugu would be a better choice because it means all one's relatives present. Rafiki means friend. The standard olural is also rafiki , unchanged but marafiki is often heard these days. Zangu in the sentence is the possessive adjective "my." applied to the two plurals ndugu and rafiki. If the nouns were singular, the poss. adj. would be yangu.
You can say "Asante, penzi" in Swahili to express "thank you, love".
To say "thank you for listening to you" in Swahili, you can say "Asante kwa kunisikiliza".
Salaam, ndugu zangu.
You pronounce "thank you" exactly as in English, since these are English words.To thank someone in Swahili, you say Ahsante or Ahsanteni if thanking more than one together. Shukran, the Arabic, is also very common, and is also used in its Swahili verb form Nakushukuru (I thank you) or Nakushukuruni (I thank you, plural).
you say 'Mimi ni vizuri sana asante'
Thank you (my) friends - Tack mina vänner
I say thank you
"Kikosi cha Mapepo Weusi."
hey!
Try "Thank You"
Merci, amis!
In Swahili, you can say "Natumai wewe na familia yako mko salama." This phrase conveys your wishes for the well-being of the person and their family. You can also simply say "Natumai mko wazima" which means "I hope you are all well."