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danke schön

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[dahng-kuh shœn, shahyn] / ˈdɑŋ kə ˌʃœn, ˌʃaɪn /
Also danke schoen

interjection

  1. thank you very much.


Etymology

Origin of danke schön

First recorded in 1870–75; from German, from danke “thank you” (from danken “to thank”; see thank ( def. )) + schön “beautiful, good” ( see sheen ( def. ))

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After 16 years and 107 E.U. summits, European leaders bade farewell to German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Friday with a collective "danke schön."

From Washington Post Oct. 22, 2021

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