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多謝
  do1 ze6   jyutping
  duo1 xie4   pinyin
many thanks, typically used when thanking someone for a gift.


Level: 1   Google Frequency: 2,320,000

This term is used in both Cantonese and Mandarin/Standard written Chinese.
多謝 / 多谢

This word has been viewed 10590 times since 30th Oct 2012, was added by sheik on 14th Jul 2004 02:25 and last edited on 30th Oct 2008 19:03
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Characters in this word:

 do1  -  many; much; more; more than
 ze6  -  thank, thanks

5 compounds containing this word:

唔使多謝 - you're welcome; don't mention it
多謝嗮 - thank you very much (for things provided)
多謝嗮你 - thank you very much (for things provided)
多謝晒 - thank you very much (for things provided)
多謝夾盛惠 - 1.thanks a lot 2.thanks but no thanks

Showing all 5 examples containing 多謝
detail audio 多謝你嘅幫襯下次再嚟過
Thank you for your business. Come back next time.
detail audio 多謝收睇
thank you for watching
detail 注意地鐵車廂嚴禁飲食保持車廂清潔衛生多謝合作
Please remember. No eating or drinking on MTR trains. Help us keep them fresh, clean and tidy. Thank you!
[http://www.cantonese.sheik.co.uk/phorum/read.php?14,132183 It's supposed to be a MTR announcement, but the wordings are not exactly the same.]
detail 真係多謝雪中送炭我哋先至難關
We really must thank you for giving us (the money, food, material needs etc) so that we can make it through the hard times.
detail 多謝嗮你承惠十一
Thank you. Please pay eleven dollars.

*** The simplified equivalent of this word has not been verified by any editors, so it may not be fully accurate ***


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