2024年4月1日 · “Cháng gǎn xiè nǐ” (常感谢你): By saying “thank you so much,” this emphasises recurring appreciation for ongoing support or kindness. “Nǐ tài hǎo la” (你太好啦): This informal expression, meaning “you’re too kind,” reflects genuine gratitude and admiration for someone’s actions or words.

2018年4月30日 · Gan Xie Nimen (感谢你们) – This phrase translates to “Thank you all”. It is used to express gratitude to a group of people or when thanking someone collectively. The pronunciation is similar to “gan shieh nee-men”. Common Tips for Saying Thank You in Chinese

2021年3月12日 · 1. Thank you so much tai gan xie ni le 2. Thank you very much fei chang gan xie ni if you want it more formal and polite, just change the word 你 (ni) to 您 (nin)

2019年1月5日 · Chinese Song Name: Gan Xie Ni Ceng Lai Guo 感谢你曾来过 English Tranlation Name: Thank You For Coming Chinese Singer: Ayo97 A Han 阿涵 Chinese Composer: Melody Day Chinese Lyrics: Ayo97

What does 感谢 (Gǎnxiè) mean in Chinese? Find more words! 非常感谢您。 phrase. Fēicháng gǎnxiè nín. thank you very much, I'm very much obliged to you. Need to translate "感谢" (Gǎnxiè) from Chinese? Here are 7 possible meanings.

Wúlùn hé shí rénmen gănxiè tā, tā zŏngshì huídá shuō ‘bú xiè’. – English translation: Whenever people thank him, he responds with ‘You’re welcome’. Contact us! We always appreciate good suggestions and helpful criticism. Hint: Try our innovative Chinese learning software.

2009年2月3日 · ‘Xie xie’(谢谢) in Chinese means thank you while ‘fei chang gan xie’ (非常感谢) meant ‘thank you very much’. If someone says ‘xie xie’ to you, you can answer ‘bu ke qi’(不客气), which expresses the same meaning as ‘you are welcome’.

[fei chang gan xie] 非 常 感 谢 - Thank you very much. 非常 = very 感谢 = thank, be grateful When you want to show your appreciation, you can use these expressions. 谢谢你[xie xie ni] = 谢谢 [xie xie]. They have the same meanings. Just like Thank you and Thanks in English. 非常感谢 [fei chang gan xie] is a very polite / formal ...

2021年1月28日 · A third common way is to say “I feel thanks” which is 感谢 “gan xie” (感 gan means “to feel” in this context). But this is normally used when you are talking in an even more formal context and again there are grammar constraints.

非常 fēicháng 感谢 gǎnxiè 你 nǐ 来 lái 接 jiē 我 wǒ . Thank you very much for coming to meet me. 他们 tā men 给 gěi 我们 wǒmen 寄 jì 来 lái 了 le 一 yī 封 Fēng 感谢信. They sent us a grateful letter. 她 tā 寄 jì 给 gěi 他 tā 一 yī 封 Fēng 简短 jiǎn duǎn 的 de 感谢信. She sent him a note of thanks. 我们 wǒmen 感谢 gǎnxiè 你 nǐ 方 Fāng 努力 nǔlì 合作 hézuò .