Thanks, Gracias, Xiexie

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Say thank you to deepen a friendship, repair a bond, to make sure another person knows what they mean to you. Try it, you'll like it.

I was taught from a young age to say thank you. It’s the polite thing to do! I teach my children and students to show appreciation and respect and expect them to do so when they received kindness from others.

I also want to thank my colleagues with whom I had the pleasure of working during my career. I ask everyone who feels the need to show their appreciation to send me a recorded message, video, or audio and mail it to admin@cimages.me. Please, make sure you clearly identify yourselves for my planned reel. MUCHAS GRACIAS!

Thanks and Kudos for the January 6 Committee. 20 million American TV viewers is a step in the road to recovery.

Sometimes, though, it can be difficult to say thank you in a way that truly expresses how grateful we are. A simple “thank you” can seem like such a small thing to say when someone has done something that we really appreciate. 

This is one of the reasons why I like to show my appreciation for all my LinkedIn connections and in three languages. It makes me a go-giver in addition to being a go-getter.

85 Ways to Say Thank You 

https://www.berries.com/blog/ways-to-say-thank-you

The spontaneous thank you: Such power it wields. To awe. To rally. To cheer. And to motivate. But, well-timed spontaneity takes planning.

Sensible, or off-the-wall, whatever the personality type, so you can do the fun part. Kudos at the speed of thanks!!!

22 Delightful Ways to Say Thank You!

https://www.mightycausefoundation.org/2012/07/22-delightful-ways-to-say…

  • I appreciate what you did.
  • Thanks for thinking of me.
  • Thank you for your time today.
  • I value and respect your opinion.
  • Your kind words warmed my heart.
  • I wanted to take the time to thank you.
  • I really appreciate your help. Thank you.

The importance of gratitude 

https://youtu.be/7uzynHWxn5Q

Other Ways To Say “Thank You”

https://www.thesaurus.com/e/ways-to-say/thank-you-phrases/

So thank you for reading my blog post and…

  • French = Merci.
  • German = Danke.
  • Italian = Grazie.
  • Portuguese = Obrigado.
  • Farsi/Persian = Mam'noon.
  • Hindi/Indian = Dhanyavaad… etc.