Different Ways Of Saying Thank You In German | A Get Germanized Deutsch Lesson

[@VenkateshChowdary99]

m actually waiting for ' vielen dank'

[@GetGermanized]

I needed to leave something for you guys to comment on 😁💜

[@damaster9811]

Thats also very standard

[@darylwilliams7883]

Of the many useful videos you have made this is right up there with the top ones, and I think the whole video series will turn out to be a great idea. You hit the nail on the head: A big step in sounding more fluent in any language is understanding the variations of common words and when and how to use them correctly. I liked this video very much. Ich bin dir sehr dankbar!

[@w4nd4]

Dankeschön Dominik!! Veilleicht könntest Du andere Alternativen für "es tut mir leid" erwähnen.

[@tomzito2585]

Yes. I don't know my "entschuldigen" from tutting my leid. Also how to politely say get out of the way, like when trying to get out of a crowded train or elevator.

[@Gaathe11]

"Entschuldigung, ich muss hier raus." or "Darf ich bitte" while already starting to squeeze your arm through the crowd

[@tomzito2585]

@@Gaathe11 Thank you. That's handy to know! :)

[@chrissystewart6268]

I met an exchange student from German back in 2010 I would love to learn German case I met more German people which I'm hoping I love meeting all nationalities😊 I'm an proud language learner

[@barbaraness4507]

Part of my ancestors are German so I’ve always felt a bond with Germans, and their customs.

[@mj2625]

Dominik: I tend to say the same words over and over again. Dominik: *also casually says repertoire, a word I had to look up how to spell as a native English speaker*

[@CarcinogenX-os7mg]

That's because it's a french word 😂

[@Achin_Jain]

For me, Vielen Dank is the most used way to say thanks

[@danport222]

When I spent some time in Germany, I couldn't quite figure out when to use dankeshoen or vielen dank. It seemed that locals in the Frankfurt area were most likely to use vielen dank, but I wasn't sure if there was a subtle context that I was missing.

[@barbaraness4507]

My father was in the Army , and was stationed in Germany while I was ages 5-8 years old. I absolutely loved it! I had a German teacher who taught us the language. I used to remember the words that we were taught in school, but since living in south Texas where so many people speak Tex/Mex, or Spanish I’ve forgotten most of the German language.

[@lyricalsebih4936]

I was waiting Herzlichen Danke.

[@GetGermanized]

Gerne 😊

[@gudrundietrich2158]

Hab auch dara6f gewartet, ❤lichen Dank für die vielen Variationen.

[@rickinho99h]

Hahaha, Dominic you're so fun! Thank you! Oder, Dankeschön!

[@Mahmoud-pv6ro]

Keep up with this series as it will definitely level up my German and rescue me of awkward situations.

[@GetGermanized]

New video coming up Saturday at 6pm Germany time! 🇩🇪😁

[@ekathe85]

3:07. Wow. That's the standard norwegian "thank you very much" (tusen takk). Would have never expected germans used it as well.

[@GetGermanized]

That's fascinating actually 😊

[@Call-me-Al]

When I was a kid Tusen tack (Swedish) seemed super common, but as an adult I like never hear it in use anymore. Is it still common in Norway today?

[@kurzhaarguy]

As my family name, Seidl, would tell most Germans, my family is Austro-Bavarian. I'm accustomed to Vergelt's Gott. I figured it to be older: Oma and Opa emigrated in the 1910's. But, when I lived in Germany, in the 1980's, "vielen dank," was common (RheinPhalz).

[@kurzhaarguy]

Excellent idea for a video series, though. There are any number of common phrases that would help us expand our vocabulary. This is particularly true with modern, informal German. Thanks for taking the time.

[@cjcampbell37]

When I lived in Berlin I used to say schönen Dank

[@heidiej4988]

We lived in the Black Forest and I remember my mother saying this.

[@ArdwanGh]

Vielen lieben herzlichen Dank 😁

[@fabjonahaliti6091]

Great idea to make these new series! I can't wait for the upcoming videos! Ideas: 1. Common everyday phrases (with context)? 2. Another example is to take ''es tut mir leid'' and ''entschuldigung'' and explain the differences (with context/examples) plus other similar words/phrases. 3. Lastly, many ways to say goodbye... Thanks for the content and keep it up! xx

[@PeteyHoudini]

Tausend Dank wie auf Franzōsisch, mille merci!!

[@imagismus]

Tolles Video! I thought I knew all levels of Thank you, turns out there are even more from what I thought. The more you know...

[@pe8968]

Danke dir aufmerksam für dieser Unterricht! :) Ich habe Dankeschön und danke sehr vielmals im Freiburg Benutzt mit meine Freunden.

[@ikeadeoriade1677]

Vielen Dank!

[@annaslattery3878]

er... Thank you for this! I'm slowly trying to learn German... this was very helpful :)

[@МарияАнтонова-ч7т]

Please, make a video like a "small polite talk" with all phrases thank you, you are welcome and so. Think it'll be really interesting and helpful)

[@doreenfarley1676]

Great video! This is important information when you are trying to communicate and the other person is being patient with your efforts.😊

[@shahlabadel8628]

ich danke ihnen! you are an excellent teacher. more lessons please!!

[@purenerdogan1484]

oh god thank you so much for this, i just started working and i keep saying "danke" and "danke sehr" and it's getting super repetitive. i'll definitely use some of the stuff you mentioned in the video!

[@_ammy_7708]

This was really helpful and useful. Vielen dank. ☺️ I'm looking forward to more of these videos. ☺ 👍🏽

[@flaviatavares92]

Danke! Thank you for vídeo. Please make another video showing How to say "you are wellcome" in Deutsch

[@EliasRizk53]

Danke for the video

[@EtherealStrife]

Merci vielmals!

[@danielcunliffe1177]

Herzlichen Dank! Ein weiteres tolles Video 😀👍🏼

[@multilingual972]

Ich bedanke mich sehr dafür! Sehr nett von Ihnen! :-)

[@Luineile]

I can't believe this is my first time seeing "gleichfalls" spelled out 😂 I always heard it more like a "gleichweis(e)". I can't believe I never questioned if I heard it right 🙄😂

[@nataliaoniani8887]

Haha, same here with the -weis at the end :) I figured out the right spelling almost two years later after we moved to Germany )))

[@multilingual972]

I like it when someone curses you out, and then you reply with Gleichfalls.

[@mdml0]

because you're probably attuned to hearing "likewise" as an English speaker and it sounds similar. It happens. :-D

[@borispyakillya4777]

Tausend Dank!

[@woofwoof9819]

I’m not gonna lie when he was talking about the “feeling” of saying a word so many times it sounds odd I was fully expecting him to bust out a long ass German word that translates to “the feeling you get when you say a word to many times.” 😂😂😂

[@1application]

Danke Vielmals

[@erinmartin7164]

I really like the sound of Herzlichen dank. Would that be considered formal or informal or not really used at all? In the U.S., I would say Heartfelt thanks in a greeting card to someone in a more formal way.

[@irontusk341]

My friends are curious to know, if they went to germany and tried speaking the language to a fellow german, but arent good at it, would local germans take offense? or be admired at the attempt?

[@GetGermanized]

I believe most Germans would like that you're making an effort and try to help you 😊

[@irontusk341]

@@GetGermanized Good to know!

[@kurzhaarguy]

My experience living there, and with Germans visiting here, I've never known one to be offended. Most are willing, though not pushy, to help.

[@multilingual972]

Au contraire! They love it! I speak pretty good, grammatically correct, with a fairly good accent. I was on a train once in Germany and struck up a conversation with the guy sitting next to me. After about an hour of "plaudern" he used an English phrase with a perfect American accent. I then switched to English and told him why was I breaking my teeth speaking German. He said, that it was so nice to hear a foreign speaker speaking such good German.

[@SomeTypicalTourist]

I always used dankeshön. Seemed to be a safe way to say thank you. Whenever i would try to speak German, i would always get replies back in English 🤷‍♀️

[@Tom-kc9hg]

One downvote refuses to use anything other than "Danke"...

[@sibbyline]

I usually say Dankeschön, but I didn't know many of those! 😊😊 this will be very useful to me, vielen Dank!

[@Brutuz62]

Danke dir / Besten Dank im Voaraus

[@abeselomtebeje5089]

Thank you

[@GetGermanized]

You're welcome!

[@mattsathrohan288]

For this vid, Danke, sehr aufmerksam

[@GetGermanized]

Sehr gerne! 😊

[@ChanceUriahMiller]

Vielen dank

[@nataliaoniani8887]

Hi Dominik! Would you please explain how to use the expression 'ich bedanke mich.../wir bedanken uns...' - what preposition should follow? And is it highly formal? Thanks a lot!

[@amyhunt5938]

I use danke and thank you interchangeably

[@6754bettkitty]

What about "danke, ebenfalls?"

[@fixit4387]

Es sei ihnen gedankt.

[@colinstu]

now will there be an episode on "Ich heiße..."? To me it sounds so standard, are there other commons ways to introduce yourself or is it mainly that one?

[@AZMOOZ]

Ich bedanke mich bei dir/Ihnen ?

[@RockIsPowerz]

Hey dominik great video as people said in other comments is vielen danke mostly used in the south?

[@johnwunderlich7491]

I have been using vielen dank when I wanted to say thank you very much. Is this incorrect?

[@GetGermanized]

That's fine 😊

[@TheAidanodian]

Is that an FA-100 in the background?

[@TheAidanodian]

The guitar, that is

[@muhammadhanifabdulaziz8571]

Hi, is Vielen Dank is a formal way to say thank you?

[@GetGermanized]

It can be :) Even more formal would be "Haben Sie vielen Dank".

[@BachDevotee]

Venkatesh Meka , ich auch! ;)

[@tannerneth5083]

Evrecavantay

[@cam4234]

In German, do objects that start with 'der' become 'den' when they are pluralised?

[@BRStormysea]

Wie seltsam klingt es einem "sehr dank" statt "dank sehr"?

[@kurushseyfaddini1728]

how about Ich Bedanke mich bei dir?

[@PhantomHexenZug]

I'd live to know about this as well ... Although "bei dir" is a twist I have only rarely heard.

[@mtndewman1022]

keine "Vielen Dank" ?

[@davidwright9166]

What about, panzer? Like we say colloquially, tanks. :)

[@maxmetodiev641]

Dankeschon

[@francismichaelcedenoreyes619]

How can i say:thanks anyway un German.

[@Herp234]

You’re worried about your English?? 😂 dude you are completely fluent!

[@Frahamen]

Isn't Dankeshön more common in Austria than in Germany, or am I totally wrong?

[@MrDgo4life]

About the aame

[@Synthesiafreak]

Can you say vielen danke? Or is it just vielen dank?

[@GetGermanized]

It's just "Vielen Dank" :)

[@patricialuzuriaga6136]

How to say in German, thank you for your consideration. (sth given to you)

[@r.s.fletcher7066]

Umfahren

[@theniezchteenthusiast8963]

Wer ist der schneidige Kerl da hinten im Zimmer? Er errinert mich von jemand...

[@N_Loco_Parenthesis]

Careful dude. English 'Thanks a bunch' is used sarcastically.

[@bahmohamedibrahim3699]

Vielen dank

[@evelynfarenas884]

Dankeschon

[@GetGermanized]

Bitte sehr! 😊