7 Ways to Say “Thanks” in Arabic
Different Ways to Say “Thanks” in Arabic 🤝
Ever wanted to express your gratitude to another person beyond a simple "Thank You"? Well, you came to the right place! There are plenty of beautiful phrases to thank someone.
So, in this blog post, I will present 7 commonly used Thank-You phrases used between Arabs!
Shukran / شكرًا
Shukran is the most common word for Thanks used in all Arabic-speaking countries, in both formal and informal settings.
Mashkour / مشكور
This means “I'm Thankful”
Mutashaker Awi / متشكّر أوي
Used mostly around Egypt, and commonly in formal and informal situations when you are very thankful to the other person.
Baraka Allah Feek / بارك الله فيك
Means "God Bless You!"
Mamnounak / Mamnounik (ممنونَك / ممنونِك)
This phrase is used throughout the Levantine region to say "Thank you" or "I'm grateful to you"
Ya3tik Al-3afya / يعطيك العافية
Translates to "may God give you health" it is said in recognition and appreciation of someone's hard work.
Tislam / Tislami (تِسلَم / تِسلمي)
Used mostly in the Levant and parts of the Gulf, when someone gives you something or does something nice for you!
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