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How to Say “Thank You” in Hebrew

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The phrase "toda" is the fundamental way to express gratitude in Hebrew. It carries a sense of appreciation that can range from a quick nod to a stranger to a heartfelt acknowledgment of a favor. In formal settings, you can use "toda raba" (thank you very much) to be more polite. It is a highly versatile phrase used in almost every social interaction, whether you are buying coffee or receiving a gift.

In conversation

Buying coffee

אפשר בבקשה קפה הפוך?

Can I have a cappuccino, please?

בטח, הנה הקפה שלך.

Sure, here is your coffee.

תודה רבה!

Thank you very much!

'Toda raba' adds a nice touch of politeness when someone provides a service.

Returning a lost item

מצאתי את המפתחות שלך על הספסל.

I found your keys on the bench.

וואי, תודה! הצלת אותי.

Wow, thanks! You saved me.

Using just 'toda' is perfectly natural in casual, relieved situations.

Examples

  1. תודה.

    Thank you.

  2. תודה רבה על העזרה שלך.

    Thank you very much for your help.

  3. אני רוצה להגיד תודה מכל הלב.

    I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart.

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