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How to Say ‘Thank you very much, Mrs. Krüger.’ in German

Vielen Dank, Frau Krüger.

FEE-len dank frow KRUE-ger

[FEE-len dank frow KRUE-ger]

Phrase Breakdown

Vielen Dank,

FEE-len dank

Thank you very much

This is a polite and common way to say thanks. 'Vielen' starts with an 'f' sound: FEE-len DUNK.

Example

Vielen Dank für Ihre Hilfe.

Thank you very much for your help.

Words in this phrase

Vielen

[FEE-len]

many

Form of 'viel' used in the fixed thanks phrase.

Example

Vielen Dank für Ihre Hilfe.

Many thanks for your help.

Dank

[dank]

thanks

Noun meaning gratitude, used to say thank you.

Example

Herzlichen Dank!

Heartfelt thanks!

Frau Krüger.

frow KRUE-ger

Mrs. Krüger

This is the polite form of address with a surname. Round your lips for the 'ü' in 'Krüger'.

Example

Auf Wiedersehen, Frau Krüger.

Goodbye, Mrs. Krüger.

Words in this phrase

Frau

[frow]

Mrs.; Ms.

Polite title used before a woman's last name.

Example

Guten Tag, Frau Müller!

Good day, Mrs. Müller!

Krüger

[KRUE-ger]

Krüger (surname)

A common German family name.

Example

Frau Krüger ist meine Vermieterin.

Mrs. Krüger is my landlady.

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