How to Say “Thank You” in Azerbaijani

təşəkkür
Thank you in Azerbaijani is təşəkkür. Wiktionary also lists təşəkkür edirəm and çox razıyam.
Meaning: an expression of gratitude (intj)

Ways to say it

“thank you” in Azerbaijani
Azerbaijani Romanization (Wiktionary) Note
təşəkkür
təşəkkür edirəm
çox razıyam
تشکر ادرم tesekkur edirem
тəшəккүр Cyrillic
сағ ол Cyrillic
тəшəккүр едирəм Cyrillic
чох разыjам Cyrillic

The phrase is used to express gratitude. You can use the noun təşəkkür by itself, or the full verbal phrase təşəkkür edirəm to say "I thank you". A common shorthand way to say "thanks" is təşəkkürlər, created by adding the plural suffix -lər to the noun.

What does it mean word for word?

In the phrase təşəkkür edirəm, təşəkkür is the noun meaning "thanks" and edirəm is the first-person singular verb meaning "I am doing".

Which one should you use?

While təşəkkür is the base noun, təşəkkür edirəm is the complete verbal form. Another way to express gratitude is using the root sağ, where sağ ol literally means "be healthy" and serves as an informal way to say "thank you", whereas sağ olun is the polite or plural version. To say "thank you very much" informally, you can use çox sağ ol.

Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?

Təşəkkür edirəm is a polite and more formal way to express gratitude compared to using the noun alone. For formal situations, Çox sağ olun is also a highly appropriate choice. In contrast, sağ ol is a common informal way to say "thank you" and çox sağ ol is used to say "thank you very much" in informal settings. If you wish to express gratitude in an attentive and affectionate manner, you may use sağ olasan.

Is it said differently in some regions?

The following forms are written using the Cyrillic alphabet: тəшəккүр, сағ ол, тəшəккүр едирəм and чох разыjам. Additionally, the phrase تشکر ادرم is available in a different script with the romanization tesekkur edirem.

How does it change in a sentence?

The phrase təşəkkür edirəm functions as a full verb where edirəm is the first-person singular form of the verb "to do". The informal expression sağ ol can be made polite or plural by using sağ olun.

When do people say it?

When someone says təşəkkür edirəm or təşəkkürlər, a standard response is dəyməz, which literally translates to "it is not worth it", referring to the favor or effort provided.

Did you know?

  • The word sağ used in sağ ol also means 'right' as in the direction opposite of 'left'.
  • The word təşəkkür is a linguistic traveler from the Arabic word tašakkur. This connection shows the deep historical influence of Arabic on the Azerbaijani vocabulary.
  • Azerbaijani can be written in several different scripts, including Latin, Cyrillic, and even Arabic-based scripts. This means 'thank you' can look completely different depending on the typographic system used.

Examples in context

  • Hər şey üçün təşəkkürlər.
    Thank you for everything.
    This sentence demonstrates the use of the plural form təşəkkürlər for "thanks".
    Tatoeba #13377626 by Nicat, translation #2107842 by Eldad
  • Bilmirəm sizə necə təşəkkür edim.
    I don't know how to thank you.
    This sentence shows how to use the noun təşəkkür to say "how to thank you".
    Tatoeba #4279599 by vertigo93, translation #385727 by saeb
  • Burda olduğun üçün təşəkkür edirik.
    Thank you for being here.
    This sentence uses the verbal form təşəkkür edirik to say "thank you for being here".
    Tatoeba #13358646 by Nicat, translation #2645022 by CK
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Example conversation

Tural gives Nigar a book she wanted.

  1. Tural

    Buyur, istədiyin kitab budur.
    Here you go, this is the book you wanted.
  2. Nigar

    Sənə çox təşəkkür edirəm, Tural.
    Thank you very much, Tural.
  3. Tural

    Dəyməz, xoşdur!
    You're welcome, my pleasure!
  4. Nigar

    Çox mehribansan.
    You are very kind.

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