How to Say ‘Thank you for your help.’ in German
Vielen Dank für Ihre Hilfe.
FEE-len dahngk fyr EE-reh HIL-fuh
[FEE-len dahngk fyr EE-reh HIL-fuh]
💬 Usage Tip: für never changes the word after it the way mit does, so Ihre stays as it is.
Phrase Breakdown
Vielen Dank
FEE-len dahngk
Many thanks
A common, polite way to say thank you. Say 'vielen' as FEE-len.
Vielen Dank, das ist nett.
Many thanks, that's kind.
Words in this phrase
Vielen
[FEE-len]
many
A form of viel used in expressions like vielen Dank, meaning many or much depending on context.
Vielen Dank für Ihre Zeit.
Many thanks for your time.
Dank
[dahngk]
thanks
A noun meaning thanks; often used in polite expressions.
Danke und vielen Dank für die Reservierung.
Thank you and many thanks for the reservation.
für Ihre Hilfe.
fyr EE-reh HIL-fuh
for your help.
'Für' takes the accusative. 'Ihre' is the capitalized polite 'your'. Say 'Hilfe' as HIL-feh.
Danke für Ihre Zeit.
Thanks for your time.
Words in this phrase
für
[fyr]
for
A preposition indicating purpose or destination.
Das ist für dich.
This is for you.
Ihre
[EE-reh]
your
Formal possessive form meaning your when speaking politely to one person or a group.
Kommt Ihre Familie auch mit?
Is your family coming too?
Hilfe
[HIL-fuh]
help
Feminine noun meaning assistance or support given to someone.
Ich brauche Hilfe bei der Installation.
I need help with the installation.
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