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thank in Russian

thank in Russian is благодари́ть, поблагодари́ть, благодарить — thank means to express gratitude to someone.

thank in Russian

благодари́ть
verb
Pronounced: blagodarit
To express appreciation or gratitude toward (someone or something).
поблагодари́ть
verb
Pronounced: poblagodarit
To express appreciation or gratitude toward (someone or something).
благодарить
verb
Pronounced: blagodarit
To express appreciation or gratitude toward (someone or something).

What does "thank" mean?

  1. verb To express gratitude to someone.
    "She thanked the volunteers for their hard work."
  2. verb To hold someone or something responsible, often for something bad (usually with "for").
    "You can thank the traffic for making us late."
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thank in a sentence

  • She thanked the volunteers for their hard work.
  • I want to thank everyone who helped organize the event.
  • You can thank the traffic for making us late.
  • We have the new manager to thank for all these changes.

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What is "thank" in Russian?

"thank" in Russian is благодари́ть, поблагодари́ть, благодарить. thank means: To express gratitude to someone.

How do you pronounce благодари́ть?

"thank" in Russian is благодари́ть, pronounced "blagodarit".

How do you use "thank" in a sentence?

Example: "She thanked the volunteers for their hard work." In Russian, "thank" is благодари́ть, поблагодари́ть, благодарить.

Are there other ways to say "thank" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "thank": благодари́ть, поблагодари́ть, благодарить.

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