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How to Say ‘Say thank you again’ in German

Noch einmal bedanken

nokh INE-mahl buh-DANK-en

[nokh INE-mahl buh-DANK-en]

💬 Usage Tip: sich bedanken is reflexive, so German needs mich: ich bedanke mich. In longer sentences, the main verb can move to the end, as in mich noch einmal bedanken.

Phrase Breakdown

Noch

[nokh]

again; once more

Used to show repetition, often in polite follow-up messages.

Example

Ich möchte mich noch für das Gespräch bedanken.

I would still like to thank you for the conversation.

einmal

[INE-mahl]

once; one more time

Used with 'noch' to mean 'once again' or 'one more time.'

Example

Ich danke Ihnen noch einmal für Ihre Hilfe.

Thank you once again for your help.

bedanken

[buh-DANK-en]

to thank

In the reflexive form 'sich bedanken,' it means 'to thank someone' in a polite, formal way.

Example

Ich möchte mich bei Ihnen bedanken.

I would like to thank you.

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