mmahfoz
28 abr 2017

  • Árabe

dhanyavad , thank you aapka swagat hai , you are welcome

sadeenbakkar
28 abr 2017

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@mmahfoz Dhanyavad :)
Deleted user
28 abr 2017

thanks-shukriya
you are welcome- koi bat nahi
actually koi bat nahi means its okay..we can also use it when saying you are welcome

sadeenbakkar
28 abr 2017

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@ayiramili But what about the answer the guy before u answered? Is it also correct? And what do you indian people use the most?
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Deleted user
28 abr 2017

@sadeenbakkar you can use both dhanyabad and shukriya. but 'aapka swagat hai' is used more often when welcoming someone in your house or something....I use 'kot bat nahi' more oftenly because it means "its okay you don't need to say thanks". And to be honest Indian people usually use the english 'thank you' and 'welcome' more

mayankkaushik02
28 abr 2017

  • Hindi

Dhanyawad- thank you, you are welcome- aapka swagat h but in actual we never reply like this because we have many lines according to the situation and we use them accordingly.

sadeenbakkar
28 abr 2017

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@mayankkaushik02 @ayiramili ok thanks everyone ❤
spalash
28 abr 2017

  • Inglês (RU)
  • Hindi

"Dhnyawaad" is Thank you. You can also say shukriya (like shukaran in Arabic) but it not an Hindi word, however people understand and use it. There ia no specific word for welcome in Hindi.

joaodsouza
28 abr 2017

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  • Urdu Quase Fluente

@spalash it is a Hindi word, if one considers Hindi and Urdu to be the same language.

vinayrawat5968
28 abr 2017

  • Hindi

thanx= dhanyaVad , your welcome = Shukriya