How To Say “Thank You” In Tagalog
Thank you is an expression of one’s gratitude. Thank you in Tagalog is Salamat (informal), pronounced as “sa-la-mat.”
If you are speaking to an older person or someone in a higher position, add the expression “po” at the end to show your respect:
Salamat po
Thank you (formal)
When you want to emphasize how thankful you are, say:
Maraming salamat
Thank you very much/Thanks a lot/Many thanks/Thanks much (informal)
Maraming salamat po
Thank you very much/Thanks a lot/Many thanks/Thanks much (formal)
Here are its other variations, including the English translations:
Maraming-maraming salamat
Thank you very very much
Maraming salamat po sa inyo
Many thanks to you (formal)
Salamat sa pagtulong mo sa pamilya ko.
Thank you for helping my family.
Nagpapasalamat ako sa lahat ng pumunta sa aking kaarawan.
I’m grateful for everyone who came to my birthday.
Pasalamatan mo siya.
Thank him/her.
Watch Video: How To Say Thank You In Tagalog.
Did you know? A brave Filipino named Magat Salamat, crowned prince of the Kingdom of Tondo, conspired with other local leaders to overthrow the Spaniards during the 16th century. Read More: 10 Infamous Traitors In Philippine History.
Learn more Tagalog words in FilipiKnow’s Tagalog-English Dictionary
Other Filipino expressions:
How To Say “Happy Birthday” In Tagalog
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