The most general way to say thank you in Dutch is not dank u, but bedankt. Dank u is the polite form, not neutral. You could als say 'dank je' which is more informal. But the word for all occasions (irrespective of who you are talking to) is bedankt.
"Please" comes from the French "plaisir" and please is also a contraction of "if it please you" literally meaning "s'il vous plaît". So England should be colored in red.
2:57 In Russian language not only sorry - izvini(извини) Has got prosti(прости)
"Özür dilerim, affedersiniz, pardon" Turkish
What is ”hallo” in finnish?
”Haloo” only in phone.
Hallon is one berry in swedish which is also an official lang here
The most general way to say thank you in Dutch is not dank u, but bedankt. Dank u is the polite form, not neutral. You could als say 'dank je' which is more informal. But the word for all occasions (irrespective of who you are talking to) is bedankt.
Non male il "Venite Adoremus" eseguito con chitarra classica
"Please" comes from the French "plaisir" and please is also a contraction of "if it please you" literally meaning "s'il vous plaît".
So England should be colored in red.
3:27 In Russian language not only bye - poka(пока). Has got do svidaniya(до свидания).
1:51 What’s the difference between portuguese obrigado and obrigada?
Male & female
You just csn say obrigado if you are male or famele..there is no such thing luke obrigada..
Grundläggende wörten in de Intergermanisch språk:
Hallo!/Hei!
Ja
Nei
Danke!
Bitte
Entschuld
Hei då/tschütt
2:20 Or more polite is ‘’Vă rog’’ in Romanian.
First
But in Slovenia it's actually "Živjo" (hello)
0:42 Really, in Greek ‘’nai’’ is yes? Is more like no
Turkey is not in Europe.
3rd