gracias
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- Muchas gracias, love.
- Gracias, amigo
- gracias, señor
- saying "gracias"
Corrupt the bed gracias gracias MI amigo.
- Corrupt the bed gracias gracias MI amigo.
- Before this video starts, I want to say gracias to see geek.
- Mucha gracias umbezo gracias UN placer.
- Still numero ocho gracias mis amigos.
- It's literally like my go to snack now and gracias to honey for sponsoring this video.
- So with that being said, you guys, gracias, gracias.
- Thank you very much from Chile Muchas gracias Graciominde, Thank you, Franco.
- And with that being said, Gracias once again.
- No, I well, you know, Ellie, I you know, I used to live here for many years and like, I go to Crossroads all the time, Gracias Madre.
- Tom, Bill, you and Espanol muchas gracias be legendary.
- Just keep it, which is Gracias.
Examples
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Muchas gracias," Cassidy said, shaking his head.
Fiction book (1999) -
Muchos gracias for sharing this fun, fantabulous idea!
Blog text (22) -
So with that being said, you guys, gracias, gracias.
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Before this video starts, I want to say gracias to see geek.
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It's literally like my go to snack now and gracias to honey for sponsoring this video.
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The boy kept nodding, eyes wide, saying "muchas gracias" many times.
Fiction book (1994) -
Gracias, amigo.
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Good work is hard to keep; gracias a Dios, with your father working steadily at the canning plant, we have had a good winter this year.
Fiction book (1993) -
Muchas gracias, señor.
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He brought me a gift, and I said, "gracias!"
Synonyms
Words you say or write to show you are grateful
A polite phrase people say to show they feel grateful
To say thank you in a short informal way in Britain
A French word used to say thank you
An informal way of saying thank you very much
An Italian word used to say thank you
An informal way to say thank you that comes from German and is used in English conversation
A casual Japanese word meaning thanks
To say thank you to someone
A Swahili word for thank you
An informal British way to say thank you very much
How Thankful
Surface Forms
Etymology
Gracias is the Spanish word for 'thank you'. It comes from an old Latin idea of 'grace' and shares the root with the English word grace, so saying gracias is like giving someone a small 'grace' or 'thanks'.