It means like say...
you: i like your hair
me: i dont but thanks though
even though i dont like it i still say thx to the compliment
Roughly translated, it means: 'I feel better, thanks.'
"Spasibo" in Russian translates to "thank you" in English.
"Thanks to confirm if" is not a complete or clear sentence. It seems like there might be a mistake in the wording or structure. Can you please provide more context or clarify your question?
"Uhh thanks" is a casual way of expressing gratitude or appreciation with a hint of hesitation or uncertainty. It could imply that the person is unsure about how to respond or feeling somewhat awkward.
As I undestand, Tashakkur means thanks. It is used in Turkish language and I also saw some references mentioned in Farsi and Afghan languages. Though in Turkish it is used as, "Thank you", I believe in Farsi and Afghan language it is has more a generic meaning of thanks than "Thank you"
That is "to give thanks".
In Japanese, Kansha Means Thanks.i don't think its commonly use though....i don't think.But Kansha Means Thanks.
sometimes they mean it
Not to be mean or no thanks but maybe
Thanks
no it is not thanks for asking though.
Here are some statements: Thanks for your offer of help, but no thanks. I'd rather not accept that kind of help. Thanks for your offer of help, but no thanks. I'd rather not accept your help. There is a translation, though it may be a bit rough. An individual says, "Thanks, but no thanks." He means he does not want the kind of help offered by the person offering assistance. This may be because the assistance offered isn't the kind of help the individual wants, or isn't the kind of help the individual wants from the person who offered the help. It may also mean that the individual who was offered the assistance does not want any help whatsoever from the individual who is offering it, and possibly for reasons that are personal.
wat does it mean thanks
"Thanks" in Greek
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