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Danke sehr

/ˈdaŋkə ˈzeːɐ̯/
phrase★Beginner— thank you very much
formal

A polite and formal way to express deep gratitude, often used in professional or formal contexts.

Danke sehr für Ihre Unterstützung.

Thank you very much for your support.

💡

More formal than 'Danke' or 'Danke schön' and is commonly used in business or formal settings.

Collocations

Danke sehr fürthank you very much for

Synonyms

Related Phrases

Vielen Dankphrase
many thanks
Ich danke Ihnenphrase
I thank you

💡Pro Tip

Formality

Use 'Danke sehr' in professional or formal settings, such as business emails or meetings.

⚡Gold Rule

Politeness

This phrase is more polite than 'Danke' alone and is appropriate for expressing deep gratitude.

📖Word Origin

Combination of 'Danke' (thank you) and 'sehr' (very), emphasizing the intensity of gratitude.

📝Usage Notes

Used in formal or professional contexts to express sincere gratitude. Less common in casual conversations.

Word Breakdown

Danke
thank you
root
+
sehr
very
adverb
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