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How to Say ‘Thank you very much, Ms. Becker!’ in German

Vielen Dank, Frau Becker!

vee-len dahngk frow BEK-er

[vee-len dahngk frow BEK-er]

Phrase Breakdown

Vielen Dank,

vee-len dahngk

Thank you very much,

A common polite thank-you. 'Vielen' starts with an F sound: 'FEE-len'. 'Dank' has a short 'a'.

Example

Vielen Dank für Ihre Hilfe!

Thank you very much for your help!

Words in this phrase

Vielen

[vee-len]

many

Used to express a large amount or extent.

Example

Vielen Dank für die Hilfe.

Many thanks for the help.

Dank

[dahngk]

thanks

Means thanks or gratitude; common in polite expressions.

Example

Vielen Dank, Frau Meier.

Many thanks, Ms Meier.

Frau Becker!

frow BEK-er

Mrs. Becker!

'Frau' is the polite title for a woman and rhymes with 'how'. In 'Becker', the final '-er' sounds like a soft 'uh'.

Example

Guten Morgen, Frau Becker!

Good morning, Mrs. Becker!

Words in this phrase

Frau

[frow]

Mrs.; Ms.

Polite title used before a woman's last name.

Example

Danke, Frau Schmidt!

Thank you, Mrs. Schmidt!

Becker

[BEK-er]

Becker (surname)

A common German family name.

Example

Frau Becker ist sehr nett.

Mrs. Becker is very nice.

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