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How to Say ‘Really thank you’ in Traditional Chinese

真的謝謝你

zhēn de xiè xiè nǐ

[jun-duh shyeh-shyeh nee]

💬 Usage Tip: Put [真的] before the verb or feeling you want to stress: [真的謝謝你], [真的喜歡], [真的很不好意思]. It sounds more natural than translating English word-for-word as "I really thank you."

Phrase Breakdown

真的

zhēn de

[jun-duh]

really; truly

Adds strong sincerity to your thanks or feelings.

Example

我真的很感謝你。

I truly appreciate you.

謝謝你

xiè xiè nǐ

thank you

A polite expression of gratitude directed to someone.

Example

謝謝你幫忙。

Thank you for helping.

Words in this phrase

謝謝

xiè xiè

[shyeh-shyeh]

thank you

A common expression of gratitude. In this phrase, it becomes warmer with 真的 before it.

Example

真的謝謝你準備這些。

Thank you so much for preparing these things.

[nee]

you

Refers to the person you are thanking directly.

Example

大家都很喜歡你帶的禮物。

Everyone really likes the gift you brought.

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