Translation of Slovak word "ďakujeme" to English
ďakujeme
/ɟakujɛmɛ/
Meaning
interjectionAn expression of appreciation or gratitude.
How to use
First-person plural present form of the imperfective verb 'ďakovať' (ďakujem, ďakuješ, ďakuje, ďakujeme, ďakujete, ďakujú). Used independently as a polite speech formula expressing gratitude on behalf of a group or organization ('we thank you / thank you').
🇬🇧 English
thanks
Example sentence
Ďakujeme za pomoc.
Thanks for helping me.
Ďakujeme za darček.
Thanks for the gift.
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Common phrases
- ďakujeme za pozornosť— thank you for your attention
- veľmi pekne ďakujeme— thank you very much indeed
- ďakujeme za pochopenie— thank you for your understanding
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What does the Slovak word "ďakujeme" mean?▼
The Slovak word "ďakujeme" means "thanks" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Ďakujeme za pomoc." (which translates as "Thanks for helping me.").
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