In Britain, ta is used colloquially for thank youmostly said by Australians.
Added comment: Polite lot, the Aussies. And quick learners. Ta has been well used in England since year dot mainly to introduce babies to 'the magic word'' (Thank-you). 'Thanks' is a more commonly used informally among adults.
chao ta is a dialect of Hokkien, meaning 'burnt'. Example: - The vegetables 'Chao Ta' ady cause I am watching television just now..
I think "ta-ta" means " good-bye". I think "ta" means thanks.
Ta, meaning thank you, began as 18th Century baby-talk.
tee-ta has no meaning in Hawaiian. It's not a Hawaiian word.
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the meaning is to come ta them like if use in a fight they say step my way like yea come step ta me.
mia mia ta chia has no meaning in Hebrew.
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"Me biria ta geria" appears to be a phrase in Lithuanian meaning "My bike is broken."
The English slang word 'ta' came from the Danish word for thank you, 'tak.' At some point, the 'k' was dropped and became 'ta.'
como estas = how are you