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gracias

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Interjection — Thank you (borrowed directly from Spanish, used in English as an informal way of saying thanks).

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Etymology

Borrowed from Spanish gracias, meaning "thank you."

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Frequently asked questions

What does “gracias” mean?

The word “gracias” means thank you (borrowed directly from Spanish, used in English as an informal way of saying thanks). In plain terms, a casual, borrowed way of saying thank you, often used playfully or affectionately in English.

How do you pronounce “gracias”?

“Gracias” is pronounced GRAH-thee-uhs (/ˈɡɹɑ.si.əs/ in IPA).

How do you use “gracias” in a sentence?

Here is “gracias” used in a sentence: “"Gracias for the ride home," she said with a smile.”

What part of speech is “gracias”?

“Gracias” is an interjection.

Where does the word “gracias” come from?

The word “gracias” comes from Spanish. Borrowed from Spanish gracias, meaning "thank you.".

Is “gracias” a common word?

“Gracias” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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