What does mulţumesc in Romanian mean?
What is the meaning of the word mulţumesc in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use mulţumesc in Romanian.
The word mulţumesc in Romanian means mulțumesc!, mulțumesc, mulțumesc, Mulțumesc tuturor!, Mulțumesc amândurora!, mulțumesc anticipat, Mulțumesc mult!, mulțumesc mult, mulțumesc din suflet, mulțumesc mult, mulțumesc anticipat. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word mulţumesc
mulțumesc!(informal (expression of gratitude) ⓘAceastă propoziţie nu este o traducere a propoziţiei englezeşti. Mulțam pentru cadou. Thanks! What a lovely present! |
mulțumesc(expression of gratitude) Merci! Îmi place cadoul. Thank you! I liked the gift. |
mulțumesc(gratitude for sth) Thank you for the box of chocolates. |
Mulțumesc tuturor!(gratitude to a group) |
Mulțumesc amândurora!(gratitude to two people) |
mulțumesc anticipat(formal (expressing a polite request) |
Mulțumesc mult!(Many thanks) |
mulțumesc mult(many thanks) Thank you very much; you've been very helpful. |
mulțumesc din suflet(mainly US, ironic, slang (thank you very much) Thanks a bunch for driving off and leaving me to stand in the rain. |
mulțumesc mult(informal (thank you) Thanks a lot for all your help. |
mulțumesc anticipat(gratitude for sth not done yet) |
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