'Gracias para el tiempo suyo', or 'Gracias para su tiempo'.
Actually, the "para" should be "por."
Gracias por tu tiempo - Thank you for your time (addressing someone you know well or someone younger than you)
Gracias por su tiempo - addressing someone you don't know, or someone you want to show respect to such as an elder
"No thank you" in Spanish is "No, gracias".
"Very good thank you" in Spanish is "Muy bien gracias". It is pronounced "Mwee be-EHN GRA-see-ahs". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.
It means,"Good, and you?" So you would say "Bien, gracias" (Good, thank you)
"Gracias" is "Thank you" in Spanish. (grah-see-oss, grah-see-us)
Gracias is thank you in Spanish.
Estoy bien, gracias.
"No thank you" in Spanish is "No, gracias".
"Thank you" is "gracias" in Spanish.
"Very good thank you" in Spanish is "Muy bien gracias". It is pronounced "Mwee be-EHN GRA-see-ahs". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.
it means "i'm very good, thank you" or "I'm very well, thank you"
Gracias y estamos bien.
"Muchas gracias para la sandia deliciosa!"
Agradecemos su valiosísima presencia.
Gracias por una buena mañana.
how do i write in spanish lanque "thank you my love"
en el sexto ~please thank Pauldee for his hard work :)
It means,"Good, and you?" So you would say "Bien, gracias" (Good, thank you)