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How to Say ‘Thank you very much, that's very kind.’ in Mexican Spanish

Muchas gracias, muy amable.

MOO-chahs GRAH-syahs mooy ah-MAH-bleh

[MOO-chahs GRAH-syahs mooy ah-MAH-bleh]

Phrase Breakdown

Muchas gracias,

MOO-chahs GRAH-syahs

Thank you very much,

A stronger form of 'gracias'. 'Ch' sounds like the 'ch' in 'church'.

Example

Muchas gracias por todo.

Thank you very much for everything.

Words in this phrase

Muchas

[MOO-chahs]

many / a lot of

Used with gracias to mean “many thanks.”

Example

Muchas gracias por la atención.

Many thanks for the attention.

gracias

[GRAH-syahs]

thank you / thanks

A very common polite expression used to thank someone.

Example

Gracias por su ayuda.

Thank you for your help.

muy amable.

mooy ah-MAH-bleh

very kind.

Short for 'es usted muy amable' (you are very kind). Stress 'MA': 'mwee ah-MAH-bleh'.

Example

Usted es muy amable.

You are very kind.

Words in this phrase

muy

[mooy]

very

An adverb meaning very; it intensifies adjectives or adverbs.

Example

Estoy muy cansado hoy.

I am very tired today.

amable

[ah-MAH-bleh]

kind

Amable means 'kind,' 'nice,' or 'thoughtful.'

Example

Fue muy amable; qué amable de tu parte.

That was very kind; how nice of you.

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