International 'Thank You' and Greetings Quiz

Danke is the German word for 'thank you' and the pronunciation guide 'Dahnk-uh' helps approximate the correct German pronunciation. Merci is French, Gracias is Spanish, and Grazie is Italian.

Xie Xie is the Pinyin romanization of the Chinese characters for 'thank you' and is the standard way to say thanks in Mandarin Chinese. The other options represent Japanese, Korean, and Finnish respectively.

Go raibh maith agat is the Irish Gaelic phrase for 'thank you' and literally means 'may there be good at you'. Dankie is Afrikaans, Kiitos is Finnish, and Obrigado is Portuguese.

Mahalo is the Hawaiian word for 'thank you' and is deeply rooted in Hawaiian culture and language. Dekuju is Czech, Dankie is Afrikaans, and Obrigado is Portuguese.

Domo arigato gozaimasu is a very polite and formal way to say 'thank you' in Japanese. Xie Xie is Chinese, gahm-sah-hahm-ni-da appears to be Korean romanization, and Dekuju is Czech.

Todah is the Hebrew word for 'thank you' and is used in Hebrew-speaking contexts. Shokrun is Arabic-based, Takk Fyrir is Icelandic, and Asante is Swahili.

Shokrun is the Arabic word for 'thank you' and is used across Arabic-speaking regions. Takk Fyrir is Icelandic, Asante is Swahili, and Todah is Hebrew.

Takk fyrir is the standard way to say thank you in Icelandic. Shokrun is Arabic, Asante is Swahili, and Todah is Hebrew. Icelandic uses the Latin alphabet with a few additional characters like ð (eth) and þ (thorn).

Dank u (or dank je) is Dutch for thank you. Dankie is Afrikaans, Takk Fyrir is Icelandic, and Mahalo is Hawaiian. Dutch is a Germanic language spoken in the Netherlands and Belgium.

Asante is the Swahili word for thank you. Todah is Hebrew, Dankie is Afrikaans, and Obrigado is Portuguese. Swahili is a Bantu language widely spoken in East Africa.

Dankie is Afrikaans for thank you. Mahalo is Hawaiian, Obrigado is Portuguese, and Dekuje is Czech. Afrikaans developed from Dutch and is spoken mainly in South Africa and Namibia.

Gahm-sah-hahm-ni-da is the romanization of 감사합니다 (gam-sa-ham-ni-da), the formal polite way to say thank you in Korean. Xie Xie is Chinese, Domo arigato gozaimasu is Japanese, and Dekuje is Czech.

Obrigado is Portuguese for thank you (used by males; females say obrigada). Dankie is Afrikaans, Takk Fyrir is Icelandic, and Dekuje is Czech. Portuguese is a Romance language spoken in Portugal, Brazil, and several African countries.

Kiitos is Finnish for thank you. Obrigado is Portuguese, Dankie is Afrikaans, and Mahalo is Hawaiian. Finnish is a Finno-Ugric language unrelated to most European languages.

In French, 'yes' is 'Oui'. The other options are 'yes' in Spanish (Sí), German/Swedish (Ja), and Irish (Tá).

In Hindi, 'yes' is 'Haan'. The other options mean 'nothing' (kuch nahi), 'don't know' (pata nahi), and 'no' (nahi).