A new Villa, a new dawn
His day started
with a lemon tea
and the fragrance of the mist.
There came a guest
He felt the poet in him
“Do you have a home?”
he inquired within.
“Look!” gestured
his guest flapped the wings
and began flying high to show
it’s little home – Earth!
His Villa
shrunk little as a hut.
– Din
This 4th edition of the GGEI is an in-depth look at how 60 countries perform in the global green economy, as well as how expert practitioners rank this performance and ranks based on perception.
Performance Rank |
SCORE |
|
| 1 | Sweden | 68.1 |
| 2 | Norway | 65.9 |
| 3 | Costa Rica | 64.2 |
| 4 | Germany | 63.6 |
| 5 | Denmark | 63.2 |
| 6 | Switzerland | 63.1 |
| 7 | Austria | 63 |
| 8 | Finland | 62.9 |
| 9 | Iceland | 62.6 |
| 10 | Spain | 59.2 |
| 11 | Ireland | 59 |
| 12 | New Zealand | 58.8 |
| 13 | France | 56.4 |
| 14 | Colombia | 56.1 |
| 15 | Portugal | 55.8 |
| 16 | Peru | 55.8 |
| 17 | Kenya | 55.4 |
| 18 | Brazil | 55.3 |
| 19 | Chile | 55.1 |
| 20 | United Kingdom | 54.6 |
| 21 | Netherlands | 54.2 |
| 22 | Uruguay | 54.1 |
| 23 | Mauritius | 51.5 |
| 24 | Zambia | 51.3 |
| 25 | Italy | 51.2 |
| 26 | Ethiopia | 50.6 |
| 27 | Rwanda | 50.4 |
| 28 | United States | 50.1 |
| 29 | Canada | 49.6 |
| 30 | Taiwan | 47.5 |
| 31 | Mexico | 47.4 |
| 32 | Philippines | 47.2 |
| 33 | Israel | 47 |
| 34 | South Africa | 46.8 |
| 35 | Malaysia | 46.4 |
| 36 | Tanzania | 46.2 |
| 37 | Australia | 46.1 |
| 38 | Czech Republic | 46 |
| 39 | South Korea | 45.6 |
| 40 | United Arab Emirates | 45.6 |
| 41 | Burkina Faso | 45.2 |
| 42 | Cambodia | 44.9 |
| 43 | Turkey | 44.8 |
| 44 | Japan | 44.6 |
| 45 | Thailand | 44.5 |
| 46 | Ghana | 44.5 |
| 47 | Belgium | 44.1 |
| 48 | Argentina | 43.8 |
| 49 | India | 43.4 |
| 50 | Slovakia | 43 |
| 51 | Panama | 41.5 |
| 52 | Morocco | 41.5 |
| 53 | Mozambique | 41 |
| 54 | Indonesia | 40.3 |
| 55 | China | 40.1 |
| 56 | Poland | 37.1 |
| 57 | Senegal | 33.4 |
| 58 | Qatar | 33.3 |
| 59 | Vietnam | 32.2 |
| 60 | Mongolia | 29.5 |
The perception survey for the 2014 GGEI was conducted from June through August 2014, and polled targeted respondents on how they assessed national green performance on the four main dimensions of Leadership & Climate Change, Efficiency Sectors, Markets & Investment, and Environment & Natural Capital.
Perception Rank |
SCORE |
|
| 1 | Germany | 93.6 |
| 2 | Denmark | 92.8 |
| 3 | Sweden | 90.2 |
| 4 | Norway | 84.8 |
| 5 | Netherlands | 84 |
| 6 | United States | 76.2 |
| 7 | Japan | 72.4 |
| 8 | United Kingdom | 71.6 |
| 9 | Finland | 70.2 |
| 10 | Switzerland | 67.8 |
| 11 | Australia | 66.3 |
| 12 | Canada | 63 |
| 13 | China | 61.6 |
| 14 | Costa Rica | 60.4 |
| 15 | Brazil | 59.7 |
| 16 | India | 56.1 |
| 17 | Austria | 55.1 |
| 18 | New Zealand | 52 |
| 19 | Iceland | 49.1 |
| 20 | France | 48.5 |
| 21 | Spain | 46.7 |
| 22 | South Africa | 45.8 |
| 23 | South Korea | 44.1 |
| 24 | Israel | 41.1 |
| 25 | United Arab Emirates | 40.3 |
| 26 | Kenya | 40 |
| 27 | Malaysia | 39.3 |
| 28 | Mexico | 37.1 |
| 29 | Italy | 36.1 |
| 30 | Belgium | 36 |
| 31 | Indonesia | 35.3 |
| 32 | Peru | 35 |
| 33 | Ireland | 34.3 |
| 34 | Mauritius | 34 |
| 35 | Chile | 33.5 |
| 36 | Tanzania | 33.3 |
| 37 | Ethiopia | 33.1 |
| 38 | Philippines | 33 |
| 39 | Morocco | 32.6 |
| 40 | Portugal | 32.5 |
| 41 | Colombia | 31.6 |
| 42 | Poland | 31.5 |
| 43 | Qatar | 31.2 |
| 44 | Turkey | 31.2 |
| 45 | Vietnam | 31.1 |
| 46 | Taiwan | 30.7 |
| 47 | Argentina | 30.2 |
| 48 | Rwanda | 30.1 |
| 49 | Zambia | 30 |
| 50 | Mozambique | 29.8 |
| 51 | Thailand | 29.3 |
| 52 | Czech Republic | 29.2 |
| 53 | Cambodia | 28.9 |
| 54 | Ghana | 28.7 |
| 55 | Burkina Faso | 28.5 |
| 56 | Slovakia | 28.2 |
| 57 | Mongolia | 27.7 |
| 58 | Uruguay | 27.6 |
| 59 | Panama | 27.4 |
| 60 | Senegal | 27.3 |
Germany (perception) and Sweden (performance) top the 2014 GGEI, confirming a trend observed in prior editions of strong results by Germany and the Nordic states. Besides performing well on both the economic and environmental areas of the GGEI, these nations display consistent green leadership and receive global recognition for it.
Covered for the first time in this edition, Costa Rica performs extremely well, ranking third on the GGEI performance measure behind Sweden and Norway and receiving strong recognition on the perception survey, an impressive result for such a small country.
Like in 2012, Copenhagen is the top green city as ranked by our survey of global experts, reinforcing the continued strength of the Danish green brand. Tracked for the first time this year, Vancouver and Singapore also rank in the top 10 of green cities.
Many of the fastest growing economies in the world rank poorly on the GGEI performance measure, highlighting an urgent need to reorient their economies to greener
growth pathways. Regionally, these countries are mostly in Africa (Ghana), the Gulf (Qatar, United Arab Emirates), and Asia (Cambodia, China, Thailand, Vietnam)
There are concerning results related to more developed countries as well – notably Australia, Japan, the Netherlands and the United States – where perceptions of their green economic performance dramatically exceed their actual performance on the GGEI. These countries appear to receive more credit than they deserve, an information gap that requires further exploration.
Despite its leadership founding the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), South Korea continues not to register as a green country brand on our survey and performs poorly, ranked 39th out of 60 on this year’s GGEI. Despite better perception results, Japan also performs poorly on the 2014 GGEI, ranked 44th out of 60.
While the United Kingdom performs adequately in most areas of the GGEI, it doesn’t excel on any one topic, possibly due to inconsistent political rhetoric and policy related to green economy there. While gradually improving in each successive GGEI edition, the UK still lags behind its northern European and Nordic competitors.
Five European nations – Austria, Iceland, Ireland, Portugal and Spain – reveal performance scores that exceed their perception ones significantly – signaling an urgent need for better strategic communications and information exchange of their green merits and associated investment opportunities.
The GGEI results reveal a similar observation for a variety of non-European states – including Ethiopia, Mauritius, Rwanda in Africa and Colombia, Chile and Peru in Latin America – again suggesting a need for these states to better position their green economies on the international stage.
Courtesy and Source : GGEI-Report 2014 by DUAL CITIZEN LLC
Disclaimer: All the rights of the data and the study belong to DUAL CITIZEN LLC. We have shared the info here for educational purposes only. We do not own any info above or the rights.
Nuclear power stations operate in 31 countries. Of the thirty countries in which nuclear power plants operate, only France, Belgium, Hungary and Slovakia use them as the primary source of electricity, although many other countries have a significant nuclear power generation capacity. According to the World Nuclear Association, a nuclear power advocacy group, over 45 countries are giving “serious consideration” to introducing a nuclear power capability, with Iran, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey,Vietnam, Belarus, and Jordan at the forefront. China, South Korea and India are pursuing ambitious expansions of their nuclear power capacities
As of June 2011, Germany and Switzerland are phasing-out nuclear power which will be replaced mostly by fossil fuels, and a smaller part renewable energy.
| Rank | Country | Capacity (MW) (2014) |
Nuclear share of electricity production, 2013 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  United States |
99,081 | 19.4% |
| 2 |  France |
63,130 | 73.3% |
| 3 |  Japan |
42,388 | 1.7% |
| 4 |  Russia |
23,643 | 17.5% |
| 5 |  South Korea |
20,721 | 27.6% |
| 6 |  China |
17,978 | 2.1% |
| 7 |  Canada |
13,538 | 16.0% |
| 8 |  Ukraine |
13,107 | 43.6% |
| 9 |  Germany |
12,068 | 15.4% |
| 10 |  Sweden |
9,474 | 42.7% |
| 11 |  United Kingdom |
9,243 | 18.3% |
| 12 |  Spain |
7,121 | 19.7% |
| 13 |  Belgium |
5,927 | 52.1% |
| 14 |  India |
5,308 | 3.5% |
| 15 |  Taiwan |
5,032 | 19.1% |
| 16 |  Czech Republic |
3,884 | 35.9% |
| 17 |  Switzerland |
3,308 | 36.4% |
| 18 |  Finland |
2,752 | 33.3% |
| 19 |  Bulgaria |
1,906 | 30.7% |
| 20 |  Hungary |
1,889 | 50.7% |
| 21 |  Brazil |
1,884 | 2.8% |
| 22 |  South Africa |
1,860 | 5.7% |
| 23 |  Slovakia |
1,815 | 51.7% |
| 24 |  Argentina |
1,627 | 4.4% |
| 25 |  Mexico |
1,570 | 4.6% |
| 26 |  Romania |
1,300 | 19.8% |
| 27 |  Iran |
915 | 1.5% |
| 28 |  Pakistan |
690 | 4.4% |
| 29 |  Slovenia |
688 | 33.6% |
| 30 |  Netherlands |
482 | 2.8% |
| 31 |  Armenia |
375 | 29.2% |
| World | 374,704 |
Courtesy & Source: “Nuclear power station” by Ichabod Paleogene, Krzysztof Kori. Licensed under CC BY 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Some movies changed me, some movies shaped me and some defines me how to live this life. I have a long list. Just wanted to share a few with you all. With hope that they will impact your life as well.
Movie #1 Schindler’s List – If you want to change yourself, you can do it any time, even now this very second. All you need to do is to give up your selfishness.
We had no control over our birth. Some born in a rich family. Some in a family which has assurance for tomorrow’s food. Some in a middle class family. Some even with no idea of what was a family!
Till now we may not have realized why we exist and what is the purpose of our life! Living life for our own selves…
But adversities sometime changes our lives, may be a lot better if we are the victims. I hope many of you have an ability to put your selves in the shoes of your beloved ones. You are just a step away to love a soul who means nothing to you.
Every time when nature hits at us with Tsunami like disasters, we share a compassion for our fellow living beings. But I wonder why we are still having the culture of war and hatred. We seek so many reasons to justify why we should hate and kill another human. But why not once, just once we seek a reason to love one another?
People believe, movies are just entertainment. No it is not. Throughout my life, movies had changed my perspectives about life a lot. One masterpiece movie is ” Schindler’s List ” You want feel what is the crap I am talking about, the so called Love for an unknown soul? Watch this movie once. You will understand it.
If you don’t cry watching this movie, then I doubt your nature as human being. Many rich people are there who could do a lot, but they won’t do. Because they are selfish.
In this true story. Even this man, Oscar Schindler was known a selfish business man who lived in Germany, during second world war. But he changes his character completely and becomes a saviour. You can watch the movie to understand the depth. He values life of humans more than his car and his pen could have saved 2 more persons…
Now a days there are people who adores to have a posh life, that’s no problem, but do a little to someone who may die if they do not have food for one more day. Yes there are such people in your neighbourhood, they are in your country.
- Din
Thanks is one of the most Beautiful Words in any Language! Here is the big list of Thanks in many languages along with the regions / countries where it is spoken.
Help : Press ‘Ctrl’ + ‘F’ on your keyboard, and type to jump to the language / region you want. or SCROLL 🙂
Regions |
Languages |
HOW TO SAY THANKS |
| Afghanistan | Pashto | Tashakkur |
| Afghanistan, Pakistan | Sta na shukria | |
| Africa | Kidavida | Chavucha |
| Kiembu | Ni waro | |
| Kiga | Kazaare | |
| Mwebare | ||
| Osyo | ||
| Otyo | ||
| Webare | ||
| Yebare | ||
| Kikuyu | Ni wega | |
| Thengiu | ||
| Kikwe | Niwega muno | |
| Kinyamwezi | Wabeeja | |
| Kituba | Melesí | |
| Ngbaka | Dé kãã | |
| Ntomba | Ebóto | |
| Ewata | ||
| Alaska | Ahtna | Tsin’aen |
| Deg Xinag | Dogedinh | |
| Xisrigidisddhinh | ||
| Eyak | ‘Awa’ahdah | |
| Gwich’in | Mahsi’ | |
| Mahsi’ choo | ||
| Haida | Háw’aa | |
| Hän | Mahsi’ | |
| Inuktitut | Taikkuu | |
| Koyukon | Anaa basee | |
| Baasee’ | ||
| Suqpiaq | Quyanaa | |
| Tanaina | Chin’an | |
| Tanana | Basee choo | |
| Maasee’ | ||
| Tanana [Upper Tanana] | Tsen’ii | |
| Tsimshian | Way dankoo | |
| Unagan | Qagaasakung | |
| Qaqaasakuq | ||
| Yup’ik | Quyana | |
| Albania | Albanian | Faleminderit |
| Ju falem nderit | ||
| Albania & Kosovo & Serbia | Albanian [Gheg] | Falimineres |
| Alberta Canada, Montana USA | Blackfoot | Nitsíniiyi’taki |
| Algeria | Kabyle | Tamemmirt |
| Amazon | Pa’ikwene | Kibeiné |
| Ancash Peru | Quechua Ancashino | Paylla |
| Andorra, Spain, France | Catalan | Gràcies |
| Mercès | ||
| Angola | Kimbundu | Matondo |
| Ngasakidila | ||
| Sakidila | ||
| Angola, Namibia | Ambo | Ondapandula unene |
| Kwanyama | Nda pandula | |
| Aragon Spain | Aragonese | Grazias |
| Arizona USA | Apache | Ashoge |
| Apache [Jicarilla] | Ihe edn | |
| Armenia | Armenian | Merci [colloquial] |
| Armenia, Russia, Middle East | Shnorhagallem | |
| Shterakravetsun | ||
| Arunachal Pradesh India | Nisi | Pajaliptso |
| Australia | Gumatj | Ga’ |
| Gurrangung | Yaddung jee | |
| Kala Kawaw Ya | Eso | |
| Kaurareg | Eso | |
| Kutthung | Murromboo | |
| Mabuiag | Eso | |
| Meriam Mir | Eswau | |
| Warlpiri | Wiyarrparlunpaju-yungu | |
| Yolngu Matha | Yo manymak | |
| Austria | German | Dankschen [in spoken language] |
| Ayacucho Peru | Quechua Ayacuchano | Diyus pagapusonqa |
| Diyus pagapusonqacheh [plural] | ||
| Dyuspagrasunki | ||
| Yuspagrasunki | ||
| Azerbaijan | Talysh | Sağ bi |
| Azerbaijan, Iran | Azerbaijani | Sağ olun [plural] |
| Təşəkkür edirəm | ||
| Azerbaijani [Azeri] | Sağ ol | |
| Badia Valley Italy | Ladin | Dilan |
| Baffin Island Canada | Inuktitut | Qujannamiik |
| Baja Verapaz Guatemala | Achí | Mantiox chawe |
| Bali | Balinese | Matu suksama |
| Matur suksme | ||
| Baltic region | Sudovian | Denkâ |
| Denkauja | ||
| Barrow Alaska | Inuktitut | Quyanaq |
| Batanes Philippines | Isamurongen | Dios mamajes dinio |
| Itbayaten | Ah Dios mamexes | |
| Ah Dios mamexes dimo | ||
| Dios mamexes dimo | ||
| Ivasayen | Dios mamajes dimo | |
| Bavaria | German | Danksche [in spoken language] |
| Belarus | Belorussian | Dziákuj |
| Dziakuju | ||
| Belgium | Walloon | Mercè [pronounced] |
| Merci | ||
| Benin, Togo | Fon | A houanu |
| Ablo | ||
| Bhutan | Dzongkha | Kadinche |
| Kadinche la | ||
| Bolivia | Cavineño | Yusurupai |
| Bolivia, Peru | Ese Ejja | Jamayá acuá |
| Bolivia, Peru, Chile | Aymará | Dios pagarakátam |
| Juspajaraña | ||
| Juspajarkätam | ||
| Juspaxar | ||
| Yuspagara | ||
| Bosnia and Hercegovina | Bosnian | Hvala |
| Bosnia, Yugoslavia | Croatian | Hvala |
| Serbian | Hvala | |
| Botswana, South Africa | Setswana | Ke a leboga |
| Ke itumela | ||
| Ke itumetse | ||
| Brazil | Guarani [Mbyá] | Ha’evete |
| Brazil | Tupi [Tembé Tenetéhar] | Azéharamo aypo-mia [by women] |
| Ipo [by men] | ||
| Britain | Manx | Gura mie ayd |
| Gura mie eu | ||
| Brittany France | Breton | Ho trugarekaat |
| Trugarez | ||
| Bulgaria | Bulgarian | Blagodarya |
| Mersi | ||
| Burkina Faso | Mòoré [Mossi] | Barka |
| Mpuus barka | ||
| Mpuusda barka | ||
| Burkina Faso, Ghana | Dagaare | Barka |
| Puorra bebe la | ||
| Burkina Faso, Mali | Boboda | Baraka |
| Burma | Kachin | Chyeju gaba sai |
| Chyeju kaba sai | ||
| Burma, Thailand | Mon | Tang kun |
| Burundi | Kirundi | Murakoze |
| Cajamarca Peru | Quechua Cajamarca | Dyusilupagi |
| Pagi | ||
| Yusilupagi | ||
| California USA | Karuk [Karok] | Yo-twa |
| Wintu | Cala da mat doyut | |
| Depelda cala da mat doyut | ||
| Depelda mat doyut | ||
| Cambodia | Khmer [Cambodian] | Ar kun |
| Cameroon | Bakweri | Masuma |
| Na somi saisai | ||
| Bulu | Akeva | |
| Eton | Abuimgang | |
| Abumgang | ||
| Ewondo | Abui ngan | |
| Canada | Cree | E’kosi |
| Mikwec | ||
| Nunasko’mowin keya | ||
| Têniki | ||
| Inuktitut | Mutna | |
| Nakorami | ||
| Qujanaq | ||
| Kaska | Máhsi | |
| Sógá sénlá | ||
| Mikmaq | Weláliek | |
| Welálin | ||
| Canada, Alaska | Tlingit | Gunalchéesh |
| Canada, northwest coast of USA | Guneshcheesh | |
| Canada, USA | Abenaki, Western | Alamisit |
| Kanienkehaka [Mohawk] | Niawen | |
| Cape Verde | Kabuverdianu | Obrigadu |
| Caribbean | Taino [Arawak] | Oáan |
| Carribbean, Florida USA | Bo matum | |
| Caucasus | Ossetian | Arfö |
| Buznyg | ||
| Central African Republic | Sango | Mèrèsi |
| Central Asia | Khowar | Mehrbani |
| Shukria | ||
| Kohistani | Shukria | |
| Tashkorghani | Rahmat türi | |
| Uyghur | Rähmät sizgä | |
| Rakhmat | ||
| Wakhi | Shobosh | |
| Shukria | ||
| Central Asia, India | Shina | Bakhshish |
| Shukria | ||
| Central Europe | German | Danke |
| Danke schön | ||
| Vielen Dank | ||
| Romani [Romany] [Gypsy] | Nais | |
| Nais tuke | ||
| Swabian | Dankeschee | |
| Dankschee | ||
| Central Europe, E Africa | Italian | Grazie |
| Chad | Sara | Angen |
| Chiang Rai Northern Thailand | Akha | Gu lah hu ma de |
| Chiapas Mexico | Tojolabal | Tzachatal |
| Yuj | ||
| Tzeltal | Jocolawal | |
| Wokolawal | ||
| Tzotzil | Kolaval | |
| Kolawal | ||
| Ois botik | ||
| China | Cantonese [Chinese] | Doh je [for gift] |
| M goi [for service] | ||
| Hmong [Eastern] | Jid keub | |
| Nax weix | ||
| Hoi San | U de | |
| Manchu | Baniha | |
| Mandarin [Chinese] | Toa chie | |
| Xie xie | ||
| Xiamen | Kam sia | |
| China, Burma, Thailand | Lisu | Atkel bboxmu |
| Dut zoil | ||
| Xual mu wa | ||
| China, Southeast Asia | Akha | Gui lah hui dui dui ma |
| Gui lah hui mi a de | ||
| Gui lah hui te ha | ||
| Lahu | Aw bon uija | |
| Da ja | ||
| Òboi jâ | ||
| Chuuk Lagoon Micronesia | Chuukese | Kini so |
| Cochabamba Bolivia | Quechua Cochabambino | Diuspagarapusunki |
| Diuspagarasunki | ||
| Pachi | ||
| Pachis | ||
| Colorado and Utah USA | Ute | Tog’oyak |
| Tograyock | ||
| Tokhoyak | ||
| Towayak | ||
| Comoros | Comori | Marahaba |
| Marahabha | ||
| Shimasiwa | Marahaba | |
| Congo | Shi | Koko |
| Congo, Angola | Kikongo | Merci mingi |
| Ntôndili kwami | ||
| Congo, Angola, Cuba | Ndondele | |
| Ntandele | ||
| Wuanka | ||
| constructed | Interlingua | Gratias |
| Cook Islands | Maori | Meitaki |
| Côte d’Ivoire | Yacouba | Balika |
| Cote d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso | Dyula [Jula] | I ni che |
| Cote d’Ivoire, Mali | Senoufo | Minkari |
| Minmonchar | ||
| Cuba | Kikongo | Manbote |
| Nkimandi | ||
| Cuba, United States | Lucumí | Moducué |
| Cuzco Peru | Quechua Cuzqueño | Añachaykin |
| Añay | ||
| Grasias | ||
| Yuspagarasunki | ||
| Yusulpaykinsunki | ||
| Cuzco Peru & Cochabamba Bolivia | Quechua | Yusulpayki |
| Czech Republic | Czech | Dêkuji |
| Denmark, Greenland | Danish | Tak |
| Dutch Antilles, Aruba | Papiamentu | Danki |
| East Africa | Somali | Mahad sanid |
| East Timor | Tetum | Obrigada [by a woman] |
| Obrigado [by a man] | ||
| Easter Island | Rapanui | Maururu |
| Eastern Friesland, Germany | Low Saxon | Dank |
| eastern Germany | Sorbian [Lower Sorbian] | Z’e’kujom se |
| Sorbian [Upper Sorbian] | Dz’akuju so | |
| Eastern Sudan | Gaam | Àayyá |
| Áwdém áalò | ||
| eastern Uganda | Dhopadhola | Afwoyo swa |
| Walwa swa | ||
| Ecuador | Huaorani | Ewa ra |
| Quichua | Diusulupagui | |
| Pagui | ||
| Pagui shungulla | ||
| Yupaichani | ||
| Ecuador, Peru | Achuar | Maketai |
| Yuuminsame | ||
| Egypt | Domari | Daarim |
| El Salvador | Pipil | Paampa diyúx |
| Padiux | ||
| Eritrea | Kunama | Giraske |
| Estetla Mexico | Mixtec | Niku tab’i[formal-to one p.] |
| Niku tab’o[formal-to several] | ||
| Estonia | Estonian | Aitäh |
| Tänan | ||
| Setu | Aiteh | |
| Võro | Aiteh | |
| Aitjumma | ||
| Ethiopia | Harari [Adare] | Alla magah |
| Gaza yagabzal yushen | ||
| Ethiopia, Eritrea | Tigrinya | Yaqhanyelay |
| Yekanyelay | ||
| Yeqniyeley | ||
| Yrunyli | ||
| Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti | Afar | Gadda ge |
| Ethiopia, Israel, Egypt | Amharic | Amesegënallô |
| Amesegunalhun | ||
| Europe | Romani [Romany] [Gypsy] | Gestena |
| Yiddish | a dank | |
| a dank aykh | ||
| Europe, USA, other countries | a dank dir | |
| a dank enk | ||
| Faroe Islands | Faroese | Takk |
| Takk fyri | ||
| Fiji | Fijian | Vinaka |
| Finland | Finnish | Kiitoksia |
| Kiitos | ||
| Finland and Russia | Karelian | Kiitän |
| Kiitos | ||
| Passibo | ||
| Passipoičemma | ||
| Florida USA | Apalachicola | Mvto |
| France | Corsican | À ringraziavvi |
| À ringraziè vi | ||
| Grazia | ||
| Gallo | Mèrczi | |
| Gascon | Merci | |
| Provencal [Occitan] | Gramaci | |
| Mercé | ||
| France, Belgium, Africa, Canada | French | Merci |
| Merci beaucoup | ||
| French Guyana | Taki-taki | Ganta |
| French Polynesia | Marquesan | Koutai |
| Gabon | Fang | Abora |
| Mpongwe | Kewa | |
| Gansu China | Yugur [Western Yugur] | Çowattï |
| Sagha &ccedi;owattï | ||
| Gardena Valley Italy | Ladin | De gra |
| Georgia | Georgian | Gmadlobt [to more than 1 person] |
| Germany | Low Saxon [Northern Low Saxon] | Danke |
| Low Saxon [Westphalian] | Ek dank auk schoin | |
| Sind auk viellmaols bedankt | ||
| Plattdeutsch | Dankscheen | |
| Ghana | Asante | Meda w’asé |
| Meda wo ase | ||
| Ga | Oyiwala dɔŋŋ | |
| Mampruli | Mossi | |
| Ghana, Burkina Faso | Fante | Medagse |
| Medawagse | ||
| Kasem | A ke lei naa | |
| De N lei | ||
| Ghana, Togo | Ewe | Akpe |
| Mudo | ||
| Mudu, epenau | ||
| Goa India | Konkani [Konknni] | Dev borem korum |
| Great Britain | Cornish | Dew re-dallo dheugh-why [middle/unified] |
| Meur ras [Kemmyn] | ||
| Meur ras dhis | ||
| Cornish [modern] | Durdaladawhy | |
| Gwra’massi | ||
| Greece, Balkans | Aromunian | Haristo |
| Greece, Cyprus | Greek | Sas efharisto |
| Greek [Hellenic] | Efcharisto | |
| Greenland | Inuttut [Greenlandic] | Qujanaq |
| Guam | Chamorro | Si yu’os ma’ase’ |
| Si yuus maasi | ||
| Guatemala | Chortí | Ch’ahp’ei’x ta’p’a |
| Chuj | Yuj wal dios | |
| Garifuna | Téngi nían bún | |
| Itzaj [Itzá Maya] | D’yos b’o’tik | |
| D’yos b’ot’ik ti’ij | ||
| D’yos b’o’tikil | ||
| Ixil | Ta’n tiz | |
| Jacalteca | Nich’an tiox | |
| Kanjobal [Q’anjob’al] | Yuj wal ch’an tyoxh | |
| Yuj wal tyoxh | ||
| Yujwal Dios | ||
| Kekchi | B’antiox | |
| Kekchi [K’ekchí] | Bantiox | |
| Mam | Chjónta che [to more than one person] | |
| Chjónta tey | ||
| Chjoonta | ||
| Chjóonte | ||
| Mopá-maya | B’o’tic | |
| Pocomchí | Rin dios awe | |
| Quiché [K’iche] | Maltiox | |
| Maltiox nan [to a woman] | ||
| Maltiox tat [to a man] | ||
| Sibälaj maltiox | ||
| Guatemala | Cheri cha ai [for work] | |
| Guinea | Susu | Inwali |
| Gujerat State, India | Gujarati | Dhanyawaad |
| Haiti | Kwéyòl | Mèsi |
| Harjumaa Estonia | Estonian | Aitih |
| Hawaii | Hawaiian | Mahalo |
| Hiiumaa Estonia | Estonian | Kiidan |
| Himalayas | Thangmi [Thami] | Sewa |
| Huanca Peru | Quechua Huancaño | Rasyas |
| Huehuetenango Guatemala | Aguacateco | Ntyox teru’ |
| Hungary | Hungarian [Magyar] | Köszi |
| Köszönöm | ||
| Iceland | Icelandic | Takk |
| Takk fyrir | ||
| Idaho United States | Coeur d’Alene | Limlemtsch |
| India | Kannada | Dhanyawaadagalu |
| Vandane | ||
| Vandanegalu | ||
| Konkani [Konknni] | Dhanyawaada | |
| Malayalam | Nandi | |
| Nanni | ||
| Valarey nanhi | ||
| Marathi | Abhari ahi | |
| Dhanyawaadh | ||
| Dhanyawaatha | ||
| Oriya | Danna waat | |
| Punjabi | Dannaba | |
| Dhannvaad | ||
| Miharbaanee | ||
| Shukria | ||
| Tuhaadee kirpaa hai | ||
| Telugu | Dhanyavaadaalu | |
| Tamara krutagntha | ||
| India | Tulu | Mast upakara |
| India, Bangladesh | Bengali | Dhanyabad |
| India, Bangladesh, S. Africa | Gujarati | Aabhar |
| India, East Asia, Suriname | Hindi | Dhanyawaad |
| India, Nepal | Newari | Su-bhaay |
| India, Nepal, Bhutan | Lepcha | Trok chi |
| India, Pakistan | Ladakhi | Jule |
| Od dju | ||
| Urdu | Danyavad | |
| Merbani | ||
| Shukriya | ||
| India, Pakistan, China | Kashmiri | Danawad |
| Shukria | ||
| India, Southeast Asia | Tamil | Nandri |
| Romba nanringa | ||
| Rumba nandri | ||
| Indonesia | Aceh | Teurimeung geunaseh |
| Javanese | Matur nuwun | |
| Suwun | ||
| Sasak | Matur tampiasih | |
| Tampi asiq | ||
| Sundanese [Basa Sunda] | Hatur nuhun | |
| Toraja | Kurre sumange | |
| Tukang Besi | Tarima kasi | |
| Indonesia, Sumatra, Philippines | Batak | Mauliate |
| international | Esperanto | Dankon |
| Dankon al vi | ||
| Ido | Danko | |
| Loglan | Sia | |
| Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan | Persian | Mamnoon |
| Motehshakeram | ||
| Tashakkur | ||
| Iraq, Iran | Kurdi [Kurmanji] | Shukur |
| Ireland | Irish | Go raibh maith agaibh [to more than one] |
| Ireland and Britain | Go raibh maith ‘ad | |
| Go raibh maith agat [to one] | ||
| Israel | Hebrew | Toda |
| Italy | Camuno | Gràsce |
| Napulitano | Gràzzie | |
| Sardinian | Grassias | |
| Japan | Japanese | Arigato |
| Domo arigato | ||
| Japanese [Izumo] | Dan san | |
| Japanese [Kumamoto] | Kora doshi | |
| Japan | Japanese | Arigato gozaimashita[act of thanks has ended] |
| Arigato gozaimasu [act of thanks not ended] | ||
| Jersey | Jèrriais | Mèrci bein des fais |
| Kalahari Africa | G//ana [San] | Kaen se !tau |
| G/wi [San] | !kaen se !tau | |
| Kazakhstan, Central Asia, China | Kazakh | Rahmet |
| Rahmet sizge | ||
| Kenya | Ekegusii | Imbuya mono |
| Nandi | Asai | |
| Kaigai | ||
| Kongoi | ||
| Kenya, Somalia | Oromo | Fayyaa ta’aa |
| Fayyaa ta’i | ||
| Galatomaa | ||
| Galatoomii | ||
| Maharaba | ||
| Ulfaad’d’a | ||
| Waaqni sii haa kennu | ||
| Kenya, Tanzania | Luo | Erokamano |
| Maasai | Ashi | |
| Maasai [Maa, Masai] | Ashi oleng | |
| Aske | ||
| Korea | Korean | Kamsahamnida |
| Komapsumnida | ||
| Kyoto Japan | Japanese [Kyo Kotoba] | Ohkini |
| Kyrgyzstan | Kirgiz | Chong rakhmat |
| Rakhmat | ||
| Labrador and Quebec Canada | Innu | Tshinashkumitan |
| Lao Cai Vietnam | Hmong | Uụ caox tsõus |
| Uụ tsõus | ||
| Laos | Lao | Khawp jai |
| Laos, Thailand | Hmong Daw | Ua koj tsaug |
| Ua tsaug | ||
| Hmong Njua | Ua koj tsaug | |
| Ua tsaug | ||
| Mien [Yao] | Laengz zingh | |
| Laengz zingh meih | ||
| Latvia | Latvian | Paldies |
| Latvia, Estonia | Livonian | Tienū |
| Lesotho, South Africa | Sesotho | Ke a leboha |
| Liberia, S.Leone | Vai | Bai-ka-way [for gift, to 1] |
| Ee-she [for favor, to 1] | ||
| Wo bai-kay-way [for gift,to group] | ||
| Wo-she [for favor,to group] | ||
| Lithuania | Lithuanian | Ačiū |
| Dėkoju | ||
| Dėkui | ||
| Labai dėkoju | ||
| Ludza Latvia | Võro | Aitüma |
| Luxembourg | Luxembourgish | Merci |
| Macedonia | Macedonian | Blagodaram |
| Madagascar | Malagasy | Misaotra |
| Magdalena Peñasco Oaxaca Mexico | Mixtec | Cacutahvixensa |
| Cutahvixieensa | ||
| Maine USA, Canada | Abenaki, Eastern | Wliwni |
| Malawi | Chilomwe | Zikomo |
| Chingoni | Zikomo | |
| Chitonga | Yewo | |
| Ngoni | Zikomo | |
| Malaysia | Kimaragang | Torimakasi |
| Malaysia, Brunei | Malay | Terima kasih |
| Maldives | Dhivehi | Shukuriyyaa |
| Maldivian | Sabkaa | |
| Mali | Bambara | Aw ni ce [plural] |
| I ni ce [singular] | ||
| Sangha | Birepo | |
| Mali, Senegal | Soninke | Nawari |
| Malta | Maltese | Grazzi |
| Manitoba Canada | Saulteaux | Miigwech |
| Marshall Islands | Marshallese | Kommol |
| Mauratania | Hassaniya | Shukram |
| Mauritius | Morisyen | Mersi |
| Mediterranean | Lingua Franca | Gratzia |
| Mexico | Amuzgo | Quialva’ |
| Cakchikel | Matiosh chawe | |
| Chol | Wokol a wala | |
| Wokolix awölö | ||
| Hñähñu | Jamadi | |
| Huastec | C’ac’naamal yaan | |
| Jalbinchi yaan | ||
| Huave | Dios mangüy ic | |
| Ixcatec | Skanaa-ri | |
| Mazahua | Pöjö | |
| Mazatec | Natejchiri | |
| Nkhi k’a ninashitechino | ||
| Náhuatl [Aztec] | Icnelia | |
| Tlazohcamati | ||
| Popoluca | Ni’ctíyus | |
| Tarahumara [Raramuri] | Matétera | |
| Tarahumara [Rarámuri] | Matéterabá | |
| Zoque | Yuscotoya | |
| Mexico, USA | Paipai | ‘Ara’ya:ikm |
| ‘Ara’yai:km | ||
| ‘Ara’ye:km | ||
| Micronesia | Chuukese | Kili so |
| Kosraean | Kulo | |
| Pohnpeian | Kalangan | |
| Puluwat | Kilissow | |
| Yapese | Kam magar | |
| Middle East | Kurdi | Sipas |
| Sipas dikim | ||
| Middle East, North Africa | Arabic | Shukran |
| Mokornulga Estonia | Võro | Tennä |
| Moldova | Gagauz | Saa olsun |
| Moldavian | Multumesc | |
| Monaco | Monegasque | Merçì |
| Mongolia | Mongolian | Saikhan zochluullaa [for hospitality] |
| Mongolia | Ta ikh tus bolloo [for help] | |
| Mongolia, Northern China | Bayarlalaa | |
| Gyalailaa | ||
| Morocco | Arabic | Barak llahu fik |
| Mozambique | Makhua | Kooshukhuru |
| Marahaba | ||
| Mt. Elgon Kenya | Bukusu | Nasima |
| Orio muno | ||
| Wanyala | ||
| Webaale | ||
| Mulgi dialect, Karksi Estonia | Estonian | ‘Aituma |
| Myanmar | Burmese | Chezu ba |
| Chezu tinbade | ||
| Rakhin | Chyee zu thon ree | |
| Rohingya | Shukuria | |
| Namibia | Nama | Aio |
| Nauru | Nauruan | Tsuba kor |
| Nayarit and Jalisco Mexico | Huichol | Pam parios |
| Pan parius | ||
| Nebraska and Oklahoma, USA | Omaha | Wíbthahon |
| Nepal | Gurung | Dxanyaa’baad [to an equal or superior] |
| Syaabaas [to a child] | ||
| Nepal, Bhutan | Nepali | Dhanyabaad |
| Nepal, Tibet | Sherpa [Helambu] | Thuchi chea |
| Sherpa [Solu] | Thuchi che | |
| Netherlands | Dutch | Bedankt |
| Frisian [Westerlauwer] | Tanke | |
| Tanke wol | ||
| Tankje | ||
| Tankje wol | ||
| Netherlands, Belgium | Dutch | Dank u |
| Dank u wel | ||
| New Caledonia | Houailou | Ei |
| New Guinea | Tok Pisin | Tenkyu |
| Tenkyu tru | ||
| Tok Pisin [Pidgin English] | Tenkiu | |
| New Zealand | Maori | Ka pai |
| Tika hoki | ||
| New Zealand, Midland England | English | Cheers |
| Nias Island Indonesia | Nias [North Nias] | Sauha gölö |
| Nias [South Nias] | Söwö gölö | |
| Nicaragua | Miskito | Tingki |
| Panamahka | Tingkih | |
| Nigeria | Bura | Maraba |
| Edo | Ù rú èsé | |
| Igbo [Ibo] | Dalu | |
| Imela | ||
| Imena | ||
| Yâuwá | ||
| Kanuri | Ardeneskin | |
| Ngizim | Ná goodoota-ngaa naa ci | |
| Nigerian Pidgin | Thank yu | |
| Well done | ||
| Yoruba | A dupe | |
| E se é | ||
| Oshe | ||
| Niue, South Pacific | Niuean | Fakaaue |
| Noatak Alaska | Inuktitut | Taku |
| North Africa | Arabic | SaHHa |
| North America | Chinook Jargon | Mahsie |
| Masiem | ||
| Comanche | Ura | |
| Urako | ||
| Dakota | Pidamaya ye [by female] | |
| Pidamaya yedo[by male] | ||
| Pidamayado | ||
| Hopi | Askwali [said by women] | |
| Kwakwhá [said by men] | ||
| Kiowa | Aahóow | |
| Kwakiutl | Gilakas’la | |
| Mohican | Oneowe | |
| Wneeweh | ||
| Natick | Kuttabotomish | |
| Tobotonoque | ||
| Ttaubotneanauayean | ||
| Nez Perce | Qe’ci’yew’yew’ | |
| Okanogan | Lim limt | |
| North Caucasus | Chechen | Barkal |
| Barkalla | ||
| North Malawi | Chitumbuka | Yewo |
| northeast Japan | Japanese [Tohoku Ben] | Oshoshina |
| Northern Ghana | Wali | Bareka |
| Northern Ireland | Scots [Ulster Scots] | Thenks |
| northern Italy | Friulian | Graciis |
| Piedmontese | Grasie | |
| Northern Pakistan | Burushashki | Bakhshish |
| Juu goor maniSh | ||
| Juu na | ||
| Shukria | ||
| Northern Thailand | Hmong Njua | Zoo sab muab |
| Northweast Poland | Cassubian | Dzãkujã |
| Norway | Finnish, Kven | Kiitoksii |
| Kiitos | ||
| Norwegian [Nynorsk, Bokmaal] | Takk | |
| NW Caucasus | Adyghe | Thawerapsaw |
| Wapsaw | ||
| Oaxaca Mexico | Mixtec | Kúta’ùrí [familiar] |
| Zapotec | Guishepeli | |
| Okinawa Japan | Japanese [Uchinaaguchi] | Nihwee-deebiru |
| Uchinaaguchi | Ippe nihei deebiru | |
| Nihei deebiru | ||
| Uchinaaguchi [Shuri] | Nifee deebiru | |
| Oklahoma & Florida USA | Muskogee | Akvsv’mkv |
| Henka | ||
| Ka | ||
| Mvto | ||
| Oklahoma United States | Choctaw | Yakoke |
| Yokoke | ||
| Pacific Islands | Kiribati | Ko rabwa |
| Rotuman | Fại’ȧkse’ea | |
| Filo’montou [said to child] | ||
| Noa’ia | ||
| Pakistan | Balochi | Tai merbani |
| Khowar | Tazim | |
| Sindhi | Mehrbani | |
| Palau | Palauan | Ke kmal mesaul |
| Msuulaang | ||
| Sulang | ||
| Panama | Kuna | Dot nuet |
| Papua | Dani, Grand Valley Baliem | Wah wah wah |
| Papua New Guinea | Dani, Western | Kaonak |
| Duna | Tirja | |
| Edolo | Neseke | |
| Enga | Tángeyoo | |
| Foe | Kije | |
| Hiri Motu | Tanikiu | |
| Koiari | Maigo | |
| Maiteka | ||
| Matukar | Ujanamok | |
| Motu | Tanikiu | |
| Nanubae | Emba:m | |
| Safeyoka | Ìsámàyʌkà | |
| Salt Yui | Wai onia | |
| Tabriak | Jəpən | |
| Jεpεn | ||
| Teop | Mataa | |
| Paraguay | Guarani | Aguyje |
| Paraguay, Brazil, Bolivia | Aguije | |
| Peru | Aguaruna | Seé |
| Huambisa | Maake | |
| See | ||
| Quechua Cuzqueño | Yuspagarasunkichis [to several people] | |
| Resigaro | Kashoonopihku | |
| Shipibo | Iráque | |
| Philippines | Aklanon | Saeamat kimo |
| Ifugao [Tuwali] | Munhana ak | |
| Salamat | ||
| Ilokano | Agyamanak | |
| Dios ti agngina | ||
| Ilonggo | Daghang salamat | |
| Salamat | ||
| Kalagan | Sokor | |
| Kankanaey | Salamat | |
| Kapampangan | Salamat | |
| Tagalog | Salamat | |
| Salamat po | ||
| Salamat sa iyo | ||
| Tugalug | Salamot | |
| Visayan [Cebuano] | Gracia | |
| Salamat | ||
| Pohnpei | Pohnpeian | Kalangen en Komwi |
| Poland | Polish | Dzięki [familiar] |
| Dziękuję | ||
| Dziękujemy [spoken by several people] | ||
| Polynesia | Polynesian | Auw’e |
| Ponpei | Ponpeian | Kelangan |
| Qiandong China | Hmong | Bod hfud mongx |
| Bod hfut | ||
| Dub hseit | ||
| Romania | Romanian | Mulţumesc |
| Russia | Altai | Bïyan bolzïn |
| Bashkir | Rekhmet | |
| Chuvash | Tav | |
| Tavssi | ||
| Tavtapuch | ||
| Erzya | Сюкпря | |
| Ingush | Barkal | |
| Barkl [in spoken language] | ||
| Kalmyk | Khanganav | |
| Khanty | Пумасипа | |
| Komi-Permyak | Attö | |
| Ydzhyt attö | ||
| Komi-Zyryan | Attö | |
| Attöala | ||
| Attöalam [from a group] | ||
| Ludian | Spassibo | |
| Spassiboičem | ||
| Mansi | Пумасипа | |
| Mari | Tau | |
| Mari [Meadow] | Taushtem | |
| Taushtena [from a group] | ||
| Mordvin | Syukprya | |
| Nenets | Nyarya bada | |
| Nganasan | Nägê | |
| Xoasi | ||
| Russian | Спасибо | |
| Rutul | Сагъул | |
| Saami [Kildin] | Пассьпе | |
| Tatar | Rekhmet | |
| Tuvan | Chettirdim | |
| Udmurt | Tau | |
| Tau karisko | ||
| Veps | Kitäm [from a group] | |
| Kitän | ||
| Spasib | ||
| Votic | Ciitän | |
| Passibo | ||
| Suurõd passivad | ||
| Suurõt spassibad | ||
| Ryukyu Island Japan | Miyako | Nihedebil |
| Sabah Malaysia | Dusun | Pounsikou |
| Kadazan | Kotohuadan | |
| Salento Italy | Griko | Kali’ sso’rta-ssu |
| Samachique Mexico | Tarahumara [Raramuri] | Natérarabá |
| Samoa | Samoan | Fa’afetai |
| San Antonio Huitepec Mexico | Mixtec | Nakuu ta’viin |
| San Juan Colorado Mexico | Tyáhvi nyóò | |
| San Juan Mixtepec Mexico | Tatsa’vi | |
| Tatsa’vini | ||
| Scandinavia | Saami [Davvi] | Giitu |
| Giitus | ||
| Giitus dutnje | ||
| Giitus eatnat | ||
| Saami [Inari] | Kijtto | |
| Kjittoseh | ||
| Takkâ | ||
| Saami [Lule] | Gijtto | |
| Saami [Skolt] | Spä’sseb | |
| Spässep | ||
| Saami [South] | Gäjhtoe | |
| Saami [Ume] | Gijtuov | |
| Scotland | Scots | Thank ye |
| Thenk ye | ||
| Scottish Gaelic | Tapadh leat | |
| Seattle Washington USA | Lushootseed | Ck’wálidxw |
| Senegal | Diola | Emitekati |
| Mersi | ||
| Senegal, Gambia | Serrere | Dioka ndjiale |
| Senegal, Mali | Malinké | Ni ke |
| Seychelles | Seselwa [Seychelles Creole] | Gran mersi |
| Mersi | ||
| Shanghai China | Shanghai | Sha ja non |
| Sha sha | ||
| Shodoshima Japan | Japanese [Shodoshima] | Ookini |
| Siberia | Yup’ik | Igamsiqanaghhalek |
| Quyanaghhalek | ||
| Siberia Russia | Khakas | Aalghïstapcham |
| Ispasiba | ||
| Sicily Italy | Sicilian | Grazzii |
| Sierra Leone | Krio | Tenkey |
| Tenki ya | ||
| Mende | Baiika | |
| Baika | ||
| Bisse | ||
| Silesia region, southern Poland | Polish | Dziynki |
| Dziynkuja | ||
| Singapore, Indonesia | Hokkien [Chinese] | Gum xia |
| Slovakia | Slovak | Dakujem |
| Slovenia | Slovenian | Hvala |
| Solomon Islands | Pijin | Tanggio |
| Sonora Mexico | Seri | Yooz ma samsisíinxo |
| Sortland Norway | Norwegian [Sortlandsk] | Takk |
| South Africa | Sepedi | Ke a leboga |
| Tsonga | I nkomu | |
| Venda | Ndi a livhuha | |
| Ndo livhuwa | ||
| Ukhani | ||
| Xhosa | Enkosi | |
| Ndiyabulela | ||
| South Africa, Lesotho | Zulu | Ngiyabonga |
| Siyabonga [plural] | ||
| South Africa, Malawi | Chichewa | Zikomo |
| South America | Jaqaru [Jacaru] | Jilatyi |
| Mapuche [Araucano] | Chaltu | |
| Chaltu may | ||
| Krasia may | ||
| Manumeimi | ||
| Traeltu | ||
| South Malawi | Chiyao | Asante |
| Sikomo | ||
| South Pacific | Maohi | Mauruuru |
| South Sierra USA | Miwok [S Sierra] | Tengkiju |
| South Uganda | Lunyankole | Webale |
| Southeast Africa | Kisawhili | Asanteni [to several] |
| Kiswahili | Ahsante | |
| Aksante | ||
| Asante | ||
| Nashukuru | ||
| Shukrani | ||
| Southeast Asia | Cham | Uan sagun |
| Uan tabuan | ||
| southeast Estonia | Võro | Aiten |
| Southern Africa | Afrikaans | Dankie |
| Southern Australia | Kaurna | Ngaityalya |
| Southern Qiandong China | Hmong | Deb hseit |
| Southern Scotland | Scottish Gaelic | Gun robh math agaibh |
| Southwestern United States | Keres | Da-waa-ee |
| Khuu’a | ||
| Tewa | Kuunda | |
| Southwestern USA | Pueblo [Acoma] | Da-wah-eh |
| Spain | Asturian | Gracies |
| Basque [Navarrese] | Esker aunitz | |
| Esker mila | ||
| Basque [Roncalais] | Eskerrik anitx | |
| Galician | Grazas | |
| Ladino | Gracias | |
| Munchas gracias | ||
| Romani [Caló] | Najis tuke | |
| Valencian | Gracies | |
| Moltes gracies | ||
| Spain, America | Spanish | Gracias |
| Spain, France | Basque | Eskerrik asko |
| Mila esker | ||
| Sri Lanka | Sinhalese | Istuti |
| Sudan | Arabic Creole | Shukran |
| Dinka | Yin acaa muoc | |
| Suriname | Ndjuka | A bigi ba |
| Gaantangi | ||
| Gaantangi fi ye | ||
| Saramaccan | F&uacteu;únu | |
| Gaantángí fii | ||
| Sranan | Danki | |
| Grantangi | ||
| Tangi | ||
| Suriname, Holland | Sarnami | Dhanbaad |
| Dhanjabaab | ||
| Soekoeria | ||
| Sukriya | ||
| Swaziland | Siswati [Swazi] | Ngiyabonga [by one person] |
| Siyabonga [more than one] | ||
| Sweden, Finland | Swedish | Jag tackar |
| Tack | ||
| Switzerland | German | Dank schön [in spoken language] |
| Romansch | Grazia | |
| Sursilvan | Engraziel | |
| Swizterland | Romansch | Grazcha |
| Grazie | ||
| Syria | Arabic | Mamnuun |
| Syria, Turkey | Suryoyo | Tawdi |
| Tahiti | Tahitian | Mauruuru |
| Mauruuru roa | ||
| Taiwan | Atayal | Mhuway su’ |
| Mhuway su’ balay | ||
| Muhuway su | ||
| Bunun | Uninang | |
| Paiwan | Malimali | |
| Masalu | ||
| Puyuma | Tayu’an | |
| Rukai | Maulanenga | |
| Saisiat | Muhuway su | |
| Yami | Ayoi | |
| Tajikstan | Tajik | Rakhmat |
| Tashakur | ||
| Tanzania | Kichagga | Haika |
| Kikamba | Ni oseo | |
| Makhua | Asantte | |
| Tanzania, Zambia | Mambwe | Sanco |
| Tataltepec Mexico | Chatino | Ngua tsaa xlay’be hii |
| Tepoztlan Mexico | Náhuatl | Tlazocama |
| Tlazocamati | ||
| Tlazocamatl | ||
| Texas United States | English | Thank ya [Texan] |
| Texas USA | Alabamu | Alíila |
| Thailand | Akha | Ghu long khu me-ah |
| Gong | Ang kêun | |
| Karen | Da blu | |
| Lahu | Ah bo | |
| Lisu | Ahku bumu | |
| Mpi | Mèu mèu | |
| Pho Karen | Hsà khawn hsá ta má’ lâw | |
| Sgaw Karen | Dah bluet | |
| Tà byu’ dô law | ||
| Thai | Kha [by woman] | |
| Khawp khun | ||
| Khawp khun kha [by woman] | ||
| Khawp khun khrap [by man] | ||
| Khrap [by man] | ||
| Tibet | Tibetan [Amdo dialect] | Gwajinchi |
| Tibet, China | Tibetan | Tujechhe |
| Tihuanacu Bolivia | Aymará | Yusulupay |
| Timor, Semau Island Indonesia | Helong | Nodan mamomamo |
| to a group | Yeyi [Botswana] | Ta kumbiiri |
| to one person | Nda kumbiiri | |
| Togo | Mina | Akpe |
| Tonga South Pacific Island | Tongan | Malo |
| Torres Strait Australia | Yumpla Tok | Eso po yu |
| Trakai Lithuania | Karaim | Tabu |
| Turkey, Northern Cyprus | Turkish | Mersi |
| Tesekkür ederim | ||
| Tesekkurler | ||
| Turkmenistan | Turkmen | Sag bol |
| Sag bolung | ||
| Tangur | ||
| Tuvalu | Tuvaluan | Fakafetai |
| Uganda | Ateso | Eyalama |
| Icetot | Ilakasugotia | |
| Karamojong | Alakara | |
| Kipsigis | Kongoi | |
| Kupsapiny | Keyi tapon | |
| Luganda | Webale | |
| Uganda and Sudan | Acholi | Apwoyo |
| Ukraine | Ukrainian | Dyakooyu |
| Spasibi | ||
| United States | Apsaaloke | Ahó |
| Ahoo | ||
| Cahuila | ‘Ácha-ma | |
| Cherokee [eastern] | Sgi | |
| Cherokee [western] | Wado | |
| Cheyenne | Hahóo [intertribal] | |
| Néá’eshe | ||
| Néá’êshemeno [plural] | ||
| Ioway | Aha [by women] | |
| Aho [by men] | ||
| Kuskokwim | Tsenanh | |
| Lenape [Delaware] | Wanìshi | |
| Luiseno | No$un looviq | |
| Lummi | Hy’shqe siam | |
| Navajo | Ahéhee’ | |
| Osage | Thla-ho | |
| We’-a-hnon | ||
| Potawatomi | Iwgwien | |
| Kcumigwe’c | ||
| Migwe’c | ||
| Spokane | Chn lm-s-cút | |
| Wampanoag | Taubut | |
| Yuki | Mis tatk | |
| USA, Canada | Huron [Wyandotte] | Ti-jiawen |
| Yontonwe | ||
| Nakota | Pinamaya | |
| Uzbekistan | Karakalpak | Rahmet |
| Uzbek | Rakhmat | |
| Tashakkur | ||
| Vancouver Island Canada | Saanich | Hay sxw q’a |
| Hay sxw q’e | ||
| Vanuatu | Araki | Ham meje [to a group] |
| Om meje | ||
| Bislama | Tangkiu | |
| Tangkyu | ||
| Futuna Aniwa | Fafetai | |
| Jinisa | ||
| Mwotlap | Vēwē nēk | |
| Paamese | Hihuri | |
| Namasmasuk | ||
| Vastseliina Estonia | Võro | Tehnän |
| Veracruz Mexico | Totonac | Paxkatkatzinil |
| Vietnam | Bahnar | Bone ko ih |
| Bru | Sa-aun | |
| Dega | Lac jak | |
| Hmong Du | Ô chò | |
| Mien | Tö’ dun | |
| Tay | Day fon | |
| Vietnamese | Cám ơn | |
| Cám ơn anh [to male equal] | ||
| Cám ơn bà [to married woman] | ||
| Cám ơn chị [to female equal] | ||
| Cám ơn cô [to unmarried woman] | ||
| Cám ơn em [to young person] | ||
| Cám ơn ông [to man] | ||
| Cám ơn quý vị rât nhiều | ||
| Ông quá tử tế với tôi | ||
| Villa Alta Mexico | Zapotec | Dishklenle [to several] |
| Dishkleno [to one] | ||
| Wales | Welsh | Diolch |
| Wallis and Futuna | Futuna | Malo |
| Wallis and Futuna Vanuatu | Uvean | Malo |
| Malo te ofa | ||
| Washington United States | Klallam | Há’neng cen |
| West Africa | Fulani | A jaaraama [to one person] |
| Jaaraama | ||
| On jaaraama [to several people] | ||
| Hausa | Nagode | |
| Mandinka | Abaraka | |
| Al ning bara [to several people] | ||
| I ning bara [to one person] | ||
| Tamashek [Tamahoq, Tuareg] | Tanumert | |
| Wolof | Djere dief | |
| Jerejef | ||
| Zarma [Dyerma] | Fofo | |
| West Indies | Creole | Mese |
| West Sumatra Indoensia [inf] | Minangkabau | Makasi yo |
| West Sumatra Indonesia | Tarimo kasih | |
| West Uganda | Lunyoro | Webale |
| western Ireland | Brigidian | Boche’ |
| Xhina, Thailand, Myanmar | Bisu | Ang hmèn yá |
| Yatzachi Mexico | Zapotec | Choshcwlen chele [to several] |
| Choshcwleno’ [to one] | ||
| Choshcwlentio’ [to one] | ||
| Yemen | Soqotri | Yala bak allah |
| Yucatan Mexico | Yucatec | Dios bo’otik |
| Dios bootiki’ | ||
| Dyos bo’otik | ||
| Hach dyos bo’otik | ||
| Ki’ bolal | ||
| Yum bo’otik | ||
| Yunnan China | Hmong | Uat gaox zhous |
| Uat zhous | ||
| Naxi | Jjef bei seiq | |
| Zambia | Chitonga | Twalumba |
| Lunda | Kusakililaku | |
| Luvale | Gunasakulila | |
| Silozi | Litumezi | |
| Ni itumezi | ||
| Nitumezi | ||
| Zambia, Mozambique | Chinyanja | Zikomo |
| Zimbabwe | Chishona | Maita basa |
| Maita zvenyu | ||
| Mazviita | ||
| Ndatenda [to one person] | ||
| Ndinotenda [to one person] | ||
| Tatenda [to a group] | ||
| Tinotenda [to a group] | ||
| Ndebele | Ngeyabonga | |
| Ngiyabonga | ||
| Ngiyathokaza | ||
| Siyabonga [plural] | ||
| Zoogocho Mexico | Zapotec | Choshklenle [to several] |
| Choshkleno’ [to one] | ||
| Zurich Switzerland | German | Dank schön [spoken] |
| Dankë [spoken] | ||
| Merci | ||
| Alabama & Oklahoma United States | Koasati | Alí:la mó |
| Tâ | ||
| America, Australia, UK, New Zea. | English | Thank you |
| Angola, Congo Kinshasa | Yaka | Koloombo |
| Bukavu Congo Kinshasa | Mashi | Koko |
| Bunkeya Congo Kinshasa | Kisanga | Tua santa |
| Congo Kinshasa | Kiluba | Wafwa ko |
| Pende | Hambadiahana | |
| Congo Kinshasa, Congo Brazaville | Lingala | Matóndo |
| Melesí | ||
| Natondi yo | ||
| Fassa Valley Italy | Ladin | Detelpai [to one person] |
| Develpai [plural] | ||
| Guinea Bissau | Crioulo | Obrigado |
| Jakarta Indonesia | Indonesian | Trims [slang] |
| Kansai, Osaka Japan | Japanese [Kansai Ben] | Ookini |
| Ookini arigatou | ||
| Kasai Oc. Reg., Congo Kinshasa | Tschiluba | Twasakadila |
| Lodja Congo Kinshasa | Otetela | Losaka |
| N.America | Ojibwe [Chippewa, Anishinaabe] | Miigwech |
| N.Carolina USA | Tuscarora [Southern Band] | Nyeahweh |
| Portugal, Brazil | Portuguese | Obrigada [by female] |
| Obrigado [by male] | ||
| Rwanda, Congo Kinshasa | Kinyarwanda | Murakoze |
| Viru Nigula & Kodavere, Estonia | Estonian | Aiteh |
| Ylä Savo Finland | Savonian | Kiitoksija |
| Zambia, Congo Brazaville | Bemba | Tsikomo |
| Twa to te la |
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