How do you say Thank You in Spanish?
The everyday word is gracias. It is always plural — there is no “gracia” as a thank-you — and it works in every situation, from a shop counter to a wedding.
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Gracias
GRAH-syahs
The everyday thank-you, formal or informal.
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Muchas gracias
MOO-chahs GRAH-syahs
Thank you very much.
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Muchísimas gracias
moo-CHEE-see-mahs GRAH-syahs
Thank you so much — stronger, for a real favour.
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Mil gracias
meel GRAH-syahs
“A thousand thanks” — warm and casual.
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Te lo agradezco
teh loh ah-grah-DES-koh
“I appreciate it.” Formal version: se lo agradezco.
5 translations in Spanish
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In Spanish thank you is Gracias..
Human translation Richard Delucia
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Uncovered this Spanish translation for 'Gracias':
"Gracias a nuestros patrocinadores importantes."Human translation Johan
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The Babelfish translator gave me this:
before: "Thank you for all your very difficult work this year."
after: 'Gracias por todo su trabajo muy difícil este año.'Human translation MarySchmidt
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Thank You in a Spanish example would be something like: "Mostrar su agradecimiento a sus amigos con una tarjeta de agradecimiento."
Human translation Carlos
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I wanted to share a good example I found.
También un gran gracias a un par de otros que me han ayudado en el camino.
translated from Engilsh: "Also a large thank you to a couple of others that have helped me along the way."Human translation Kenneth
Use it in a sentence
- Thank you for your help.Gracias por tu ayuda.
- Thank you very much, you’re very kind.Muchas gracias, eres muy amable.
- Thanks for everything.Gracias por todo.
- Thank you for coming.Gracias por venir.
Good to know
Thank someone for something with por: gracias por la ayuda (thanks for the help), gracias por ayudarme (thanks for helping me).
In most of Spain the c is pronounced like English “th”: GRAH-thyahs. Across Latin America it is an “s”: GRAH-syahs. Both are correct where they are spoken.
If someone thanks you and you want to thank them back, the reply is a ti — “thank you”.
How to reply to “thank you”
| You’re welcome | De nada deh NAH-dah |
| Don’t mention it | No hay de qué noh eye deh KEH |
| My pleasure (Latin America) | Con gusto kohn GOOS-toh |
| No, thank you | A ti ah TEE |