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How to say thank you in Vietnamese: Cảm Ơn

Learning Vietnamese for travel or study? Let’s try this term:

To say thank you in Vietnamese: Cảm Ơn
Say it out loud: “Kam Uhn“

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Some more helpful words in our Vietnamese Courtesy/Questions category:

...the bathroom – Nhà Tắm  (Nya Tahm)
come with me – Đi Với Tôi  (Di Vuhy Toy)
do you speak english? – Bạn Có Nói Tiếng Anh Không?  (Ban Caw Noi Tien Anh Khom?)
excellent – Tuyệt Vời  (Dweeit Vuhy)
excuse me – Xin Lổi  (Sin Loy)
good / bad – Tốt / Xấu  (Tow / Sao)
how do you say…? – Bạn Nói Như Thế Nào …  (Ban Noy New Te Now)
how much is this? – Bao Nhiêu?  (Bao Nyoo)
may I? (point at chair, door) – Tôi Có Thể...?  (Toy Caw Te…?)
maybe – Có Thể  (Caw Te)
no problem – Không Vấn Đề Gì  (Khom Vuhn De Yee)
please – Làm Ơn  (Lam Uhn)
sorry – Xin Lỗi  (Sin Loy)
thank you – Cảm Ơn  (Kam Uhn)
what is that? – Cái Gì Vậy?  (Kay Yee Vuhy)
where is… – ...Ở Đâu?  (...Uh Dow?)
yes / no – Có / Không  (Caw / Kom)
you are welcome – Không Có Chi  (Khom Caw Chee)

And here’s how to say thank you in other languages!

Arabic–Shukran lak  (shuk ran lak)
Chinese–Xièxiè!  (Shiye Shiye!)
Croatian–hvala  (hvah luh)
Czech–Děkuji  (DYA kwee)
Finnish–kiitos  (kee eh tos)
French–Merci  (mehr see)
German–danke  (dahn kuh)
Italian–grazie  (gratz ee eh)
Japanese–Arigato Gozaimasu  (Ah Ree Gah Tow Goh Zai Mass)
Korean–Gamsahapnida.  (Gam Sa Ham Ni Da.)
Polish–dziękuję  (jen koo' yeh)
Portuguese–Muito Obrigado/a  (moo-ee too oh bree gah doo/dah)
Russian–Spasibo  (Spah сee bah)
Spanish–gracias  (grah see ahs)
Swahili–ahsante  (ah sahn tay)
Thai–Khop Khun Khrap/Kha  (kop koon krahp/KAH)
Turkish–teşekkür ederim  (teh shake kur' dur im)
Vietnamese–Cảm Ơn  (Kam Uhn)

Contributor

Dang Van Tram

Biography: Hi, my name is Tram. I am originally from Quang Ngai City in central Vietnam, and now am living and working in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam as a freelancer. I have a couple vacation apartment rentals in HCMC hosted on AirBNB.

Born: Quang Ngai City, Vietnam

Location: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

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