Expressing Gratitude: Austrian Style, Saying "Thank You

If you want to say 'thank you' in Austrian, the phrase you're looking for is 'danke'. If you want to be more formal, you can say 'danke schoen'.

'Danke' is the informal way to say thank you

Danke is the informal way to say thank you in Austrian German. It is used more with close friends. The more formal way to say thank you is Danke schön.

If you want to say 'thanks, beautiful' in Austrian German, you could say 'Danke, du bist sehr Süss', which translates as 'thanks, you are very sweet/cute'. Another option is 'Danke, du siehst heute gut aus', which means 'thanks, you look good today'.

'Danke schön' is more formal

Danke schön is the more formal way of saying 'thank you' in Austrian. Simply 'danke' is used more with close friends.

Danke, du bist sehr Süss means 'thank you, you are very sweet/cute'. Danke, du siehst heute gut aus is another way of saying 'thanks, you are beautiful'.

'Bitte' means 'please'

Austrians are known for their politeness and good manners. The word 'bitte' means 'please' in Austrian, and is commonly used in everyday conversation. You can also say 'bitte schön' to mean 'you're welcome'.

If you want to say 'thank you' in Austrian, you can say 'danke' to your close friends, or 'danke schön' for a more formal expression of gratitude.

'Danke' is also used in flirting. For example, you could say 'danke, du bist sehr süß' ('thanks, you are very sweet/cute').

'Bitte schön' means 'you're welcome'

Austrians are known for their politeness, and pride themselves on it. If you want to say 'thank you' in Austrian, you say 'danke'. If you want to say 'thank you very much', you say 'danke sch

'Danke, du bist sehr Süss' means 'thank you, you are very sweet'

'Danke, du bist sehr Süss' means 'thank you, you are very sweet or cute' in Austrian German. 'Danke' means thank you and is used more informally with close friends, whereas Danke schön is more formal. 'Du bist süss' means you are sweet or cute.

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