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# thank you {{q|can take first person plural possession, as well, and then second person singular or plural on the preposition {{m|chak|ru}}, rendering four possible ways to say “thank you” dependent on the number of the speaker [thanker] and the addressee [thankee]; without the {{m|chak|ru}} phrase, it would be seen as less formal, e.g. “thanks”}}
# thank you {{q|I (singular} thank you (singular)}}
=====Related Terms=====
=====Related Terms=====
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Chakobsa

Pronunciation

IPA(key): /ˈfa.di.liː ɾuʃ/

Orthographic Form

fadilii rush 

Expression

fadilii rush

  1. thank you (I (singular} thank you (singular))
Related Terms